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The battle to save Poverest Adult Education Centre (BAEC) in Orpington reaches the Court of Appeal following a legal challenge by Bidmans law firm. The law firm was […]
Read ArticleDespite being a relatively safe borough, families in Bromley have raised concerns after multiple reports of theft involving vulnerable patients at the Princess Royal University Hospital (PRUH). With […]
Read ArticlePublic drinking fountains are a relic from a bygone era. Across the country, public park drinking fountains have fallen into disrepair, while many new and refurbished parks lack […]
Read ArticleBromley Borough is set to lose another bank branch as NatWest’s Orpington closes its doors for the final time on the 27th of May. The branch closure was […]
Read ArticleLondon’s hospitality sector is changing fast. Younger people are drinking less, there’s more competition for food and drink, and increased business rates have led to a spate of […]
Read ArticleAn ePetition opposing plans to build 2,200 homes on Green Belt land across Hayes Farm and parts of Norman Park has amassed over 11,500 signatures. The early-stage plans […]
Read ArticleIf you’re staying at home over the Easter half-term, you’re probably looking for ways to keep the little sprogs entertained, watered and fed over the next couple of […]
Read ArticleThe decision to relocate Bromley’s Central Library from Churchill’s Theatre to 145 High Street has gone down well with residents and local businesses. Neighbours are happy to see […]
Read ArticleExcitement is building for the opening of Bromley’s new Central Library later this year. Moving from Churchill’s Theatre to its new home at 145 High Street, Bromley, BR1 […]
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