Dear
BromleyNWA Member,
Please
find attached the new edition of UPDATE, the summary of Council news and
activities for residents associations, faith and community groups in the
borough.
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UPDATE
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June
2009
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INFORMATION
FOR RESIDENTS’ ASSOCIATIONS AND LOCAL GROUPS
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Welcome to the new edition of UPDATE –
your regular information sheet with news of what’s happening from
Bromley Council and associated agencies. We hope the information proves
useful and that you can discuss any relevant items at your meetings, include
items in your newsletters and other publications, and encourage your
organisation to give us feedback. We value your comments. Please send your suggestions to: Ann Clay, Civic Centre room E76,
Stockwell Close, Bromley BR1 3UH Tel: 020 8313 4391 or email:
ann.clay@.... |
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Contact: 0208 461
7637 or email btcaap@...
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The
proposed submission Area Action Plan (AAP) for Bromley Town Centre was
published on the 8 June 2009. In contrast to previous periods of public
involvement, this time the Council is inviting representations for six weeks,
until 17 July, based on the ‘Tests of Soundness’ – that
means the AAP must be justified, effective and deliverable. Representations
will be submitted with the AAP and its supporting documents to the Secretary
of State in the autumn before independent examination in public. The AAP and
supporting documents are available for inspection at all Bromley libraries,
at the Civic Centre and on the Council’s web site at www.bromley.gov.uk/BromleyTownCentreAAP
CDs of the
documents are also available on request. Included is the form which must be
used to submit representations, together with guidance notes. |
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Rogue
traders and doorstep crime Contact: |
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020
8313 4222 or email |
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Contact: 0208
778 7457 or email |
all
of which are provided on a one-to-one basis. |
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For
special ceremonies a stunning suite of rooms,
including the Ceremony Room which seats 40 guests, is now available on
Friday afternoon, Saturday or Sunday. The
palace was originally built in 1775 for the Bishop of Rochester, since when
the original Georgian building has had several additions including a
colonnaded veranda running the length of the south side of the building. The beautiful grounds include a large lawn area with mature
trees, shrubs and rose bushes to the rear of the Palace, plus a lake - a
perfect location for photographs which can be taken in the
courtyard, on the wood-panelled staircase as well as in the Ceremony room and
grounds. These interior locations are not usually open to the public. Come
along and view for yourself. |
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In
December 2008 Bromley’s Development Control Committee approved three
planning applications submitted by the London Development Agency in respect
of their ‘masterplan’ for the improvement of Crystal Palace
Park. These applications have been called in by the Secretary of State and
will be assessed at a Public Inquiry beginning on Tuesday 7 July at 10am. It
will sit Tuesday-Friday each week, the estimated duration is 20 days, and the
Inquiry will be held at The
Salvation Army Hall, 58 Westow Street, Upper Norwood, SE19 3AF. Further
information is available on the Inquiry website www.persona.uk.com/crystalpalace |
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