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Vehicle seized in St Mary Cray as part of ongoing battle to prevent fly-tipping
A Ford transit tipper truck suspected of being used for fly-tipping has been seized, with an investigation also underway.
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Strong primary and infant school offer results for Bromley families
New figures published on National Offer Day show that the vast majority of Bromley children due to start primary school in September 2026 have been offered one of their preferred schools.
Trading Standards alert: Gardeners and cleaners scam warning
Reports of rogue gardeners and high‑pressure cleaners approaching at the doorstep are prompting Trading Standards to advise residents to avoid unsolicited traders and stay vigilant.
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Kelsey Park Bridge officially opens
The brand-new Kelsey Park bridge has been officially opened today by the Mayor of Bromley, Councillor Jonathan Andrews.
A message from the Leader of the Council
The following open letter is the lead article in Bromley Council’s ‘Our Bromley e-newsletter’ which also includes links to Easter arrangements regarding council services.
Mayor of Bromley officially opens Bromley’s new Health and Wellbeing Centre
Bromley’s new Health and Wellbeing Centre has been formally opened by the Mayor of Bromley, as the centre continues to serve residents from the heart of the town centre.
Refurbishment delivers better quality housing at Manorfields Court
Better quality temporary accommodation will be available at Manorfields Court for residents on Bromley’s housing register. These improvements were marked this week by the Mayor of Bromley.
Council powers to control Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMO) is limited by legislation
Additional legal powers in the Renters' Rights Act help control HMO by increasing enforcement powers and supporting tenant rights, but the council’s licensing obligations remain the same.
Walnuts Leisure Centre transformation enters final phase
The £17m transformation of the Walnuts Leisure Centre is entering its final phase, with finishing touches now being applied in various spaces, while the remaining fit out works are completed.
New affordable housing at Bromley North reaches new heights
The construction of 75 new affordable apartments on brownfield land at Bromley North has reached new heights through a topping out ceremony, marked by the Mayor of Bromley.
Good news on road repairs following new innovations
In February a new more efficient and speedy way of filling potholes was introduced, using a cold asphalt known as Viafix which could be laid in 30 minutes in all weathers and guaranteed for two years.
Targeting distracted pedestrians to improve road safety
A road safety campaign targeting pedestrians distracted when crossing the road is underway, with pedestrians being reminded to be alert when crossing.
Council meetings live
When a council meeting is being broadcast live online, viewers will be able to follow this, with the meeting streamed on this page.
Plans agreed for new centre to upgrade day care facilities in partnership with Age Concern Orpington and District
A purpose-built centre to provide activities and support for older residents in the borough has received planning permission.
Major works progress at future home of Bromley Central Library
Significant progress is being made on delivering the new home of Bromley Central Library, as major external works are being completed at its new prime high street location.
Vehicle suspected of being involved in fly-tipping has been seized
A vehicle has been seized in St Mary Cray as part of ongoing battle to prevent fly-tipping.
Crystal Palace Park Dinosaur Playground roars into action
The Mayor of Bromley has officially opened the new dinosaur-themed playground in Crystal Palace Park, which roars into action for local families to enjoy, while works continue to regenerate the park.
Trading Standards alert: Beware of unlicensed waste collectors
Recent reports of fly-tipping with unlicensed waste carriers offering cheap rubbish removal, have prompted the warning to residents to verify waste carrier licences to maintain the duty of care.
Information about Meningitis and Septicaemia
Given the sad news coming from the University of Kent campus in Canterbury, Bromley Public Health believe it is important for residents to be aware about Meningitis and Septicaemia.
Upgrading adult day care facilities in partnership with Age Concern Orpington and District
Proposals to upgrade adult day care facilities in partnership with Age Concern Orpington and District are moving ahead, with plans for a new purpose built centre.