Beckenham Town & Copers Cope ward

Bromley Council is more than doubling its road resurfacing programme to over £5 m in the coming year and speeding up pothole repairs by trialling a new ‘super asphalt’.

The installation of the bridge over Kelsey Park Lake will start next month, in the middle of February, with final construction work continuing away from the park.

The London Fire Brigade’s emergency firefighting response is being praised following the fire in Beckenham today.As always in this type of emergency scenario, the Council’s emergency planning response team were on standby to support local residents and the emergency services should this have been ne

Beckenham Conservatives have launched a campaign to protect our much-loved allotments from the threat of being sold off under a Labour council.Allotments are far more than patches of land.

The desilting work at Kelsey Park is now virtually complete, with benefits to ducks, other birds and wildlife, with further improvement work in the park also planned.

The newly refurbished Beckenham Library will reopen on Wednesday 5 February, with residents invited to join festivities to mark the occasion, between 11am and 1pm.

Beckenham, London – Local Conservatives (Stephen Ayshford, Patrick Olliffe and Cllr Mike Tickner) have secured swift action from Bromley Council to address a rise in rodent activity affecting properties at The Drive, following growing concerns from residents.The rodent issue was traced to a service

Beckenham Town and Copers Cope Conservatives have selected Stephen Ayshford, Patrick Olliffe and Michael Tickner to contest the Ward in the 2026 Bromley Council Local Elections.Existing Ward Councillor Michael Tickner is delighted to be standing again as a Conservative candidate, supported by newcom

London Assembly Member for Bexley and Bromley, Thomas Turrell, asked raised concerns about the accessibility features of the 358 tram bus which came into operation in November.

London Assembly Member for Bexley and Bromley, Thomas Turrell, has challenged Network Rail on the continued delays to authorising Bromley Council to install lighting on the footbridge over the railway.