In Bromley, the council has policies designed to stop ‘Protected Views’ from being destroyed by developers. In practise, this is not always the case. Two protected views that are on the line with current planning proposals:
(1) The East side of the Ravensbourne Valley, notably from Queens Mead

(2) View of Keston Ridge from the Broadway (lower High Street)

This protected view has already been partially blocked by the new Police station, but the proposals for 1 Westmoreland Road will completely close it.
Other Protected Views in the town centre:
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