Welcome to the West Wickham ward page. On this page you can find details of your local Conservative councillors as well as updates on their work in the community.
Hannah has been a ward Councillor for West Wickham ward since 2014 and was the Conservative Party Parliamentry Candidate for the 2024 general election. Her passion is our small businesses and the next generation. She is a local business owner and had the honour to serve as Bromley's Mayor in 2020/21 and 2022/23.
Cllr. Nicholas Bennett JP has represented West Wickham since 2006. He is the Executive Member for Transport, Highways and Road Safety. He represents Bromley on London Councils Transport and Environment Committee.
Mark represents West Wickham Ward. He is currently a Retail Account Manager for a multi-national company and has worked in this sector for the past decade. Before this he was the owner of a Bromley Driving School for ten years. In his spare time Mark is a member of the West Wickham Safer Neighbourhood Panel, whose job it is to advise the West Wickham ward Police team about local community crime and disorder concerns, which then enables the ward Police team to decide promises and priorities which are intended to match community concerns.
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’.
A further addition to the council’s Bromley Homes for Bromley People initiative has been completed, with a much needed housing scheme in West Wickham providing new homes for social rent.
The transformation of West Wickham Library is set to be revealed as the expanded library reopens this month, with the impressive building having already been shortlisted for an award.
Bromley’s continued investment in its libraries was clearly justified by the strong turnout at the reopening of West Wickham Library on 27th June.This marks the most ambitious modernisation of our libraries to date, delivered as part of the Council’s £30 million investment in the borough’s library s
Earlier this year, it was reported that the City of London was seeking to raise money for maintenance of its commons from festivals and other private events.This sparked concerns from local people, especially those in West Wickham, about the future of Spring Park and West Wickham Common.The article
Spring Park and West Wickham Common are beautiful public spaces, owned and maintained by the City of London Corporation.Tom Turrell AM reports: Cllr Will Rowlands and I met with the Chair Ben Murphy, and Deputy Chair Christine Haines, of the Commons Committee to discuss protecting and enhancing them
London Assembly Member for Bexley and Bromley, Cllr Thomas Turrell, has written to Chris Hayward, the political leader of the City of London Corporation which governs the Square Mile, to oppose the Corporation’s plan to reduce the amount they pay Councils like Bromley to maintain the City’s Commons.
Councillors for West Wickham and Hayes & Coney Hall Wards, where Thomas Turrell is also London Assembly Member, have secured works from Transport for London(TfL) to repair a leak from a natural spring in Glebe Way which has blighted the street.
