Half of all waste now recycled by London’s top recycling borough
News that over half of all waste is now being recycled by London’s top recycling borough is being welcomed.
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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.
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Mayor walks boundary of the borough for Bromley’s 60th anniversary
In a special challenge for Bromley’s 60th anniversary, the Mayor is walking almost 50 miles around the borough boundary, raising money for his charities while encouraging residents to get involved.
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Burnt Ash Library now reopen following refurbishment
The newly refurbished Burnt Ash Library is now open again, with the Mayor of Bromley officially opening the library on Saturday.
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Bromley continues to stand with Ukraine on invasion anniversary
A service of remembrance and solidarity has taken place at Bromley Civic Centre on the third anniversary of the invasion, as Bromley continues to stand with Ukraine.
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Fees again waived for street parties in support of Big Lunch
Applications from residents and Street Friends applying to hold a street party in support of the Big Lunch 2025 on 7 or 8 June are again being processed free of charge.
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Burnt Ash Library to reopen following refurbishment
The newly refurbished Burnt Ash Library will reopen on Saturday 22 February, with residents invited to join the celebratory event to mark the occasion, from 11am to 1pm.
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Trading Standards alert: Doorstep pedlar warning - Nottingham Knockers
Residents are being advised not to purchase goods from doorstep sellers, as doing so comes with the risk of buying poor quality goods at inflated prices and practical difficulty in getting redress.
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Prosecution following fly-tipping investigation
Residents are being reminded again of the importance of responding to legal enquiries, as part of the council’s ongoing campaign to stop fly-tipping.
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Forest planting volunteers invited to special tree planting sessions
Volunteer residents are invited as part of an exciting opportunity to establish new woodlands in a number of parks, with the celebratory tree planting benefitting parks now and future generations.
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Company fined £1400 for highway obstruction
Companies and residents are being reminded not to obstruct the highway as part of the council’s ongoing work to keep roads and pavements clear, benefitting pedestrians and road users.