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Save our Town Centre
from being dominated by tower blocks: Look here and email our ward councillors about:
* High rises in the Local Plan
* housing and a hotel on the civic centre (old palace)
and
* 16+ high rises from the draft Master Plan down the Lower High Street
* and there's others...
Category Archives: BCS news
Orpington Priory Regeneration Project: Meeting 10 December
Bromley Civic Society commented in June about the sad fate of Bromley’s Museum and the Orpington Priory buildings in which it was based. The Council has decided that the Priory is surplus to its requirements and the fate of the … Continue reading
Town Centre Homes Under Threat Of Demolition: Meeting 25 November
The following article has just been published in the November edition of the BCS Newsletter. As most of us are aware, the Council’s Opportunity Site G proposals collapsed spectacularly last year. The Council’s original intention in the Town Centre Area … Continue reading
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Tagged Bromley Council, Campaign, development, planning, Site G
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London Borough of Bromley: Local Plan
Bromley Council will be consulting on its Local Plan in September. This is a crucial tool for guiding development decisions for the Bromley area and anyone interested in being consulted about the Plan should contact the Council at the following … Continue reading
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Tagged Bromley Council, Local Plan, planning
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Membership Renewals are due!
Subscriptions were due on the 30th June for Membership of BCS for 2015/16. Many were collected at the AGM and we would urge those who could not attend to send your subscriptions to Tony Banfield as soon as possible. The … Continue reading
BCS latest newsletter
Our latest newsletter is now available and includes stories about the destruction of the Italian Gardens, future “improvement” to the high street, and the meeting between BCS and council officers about Site G.
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Tagged heritage, Newsletter, planning, Site G
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