Penge and Cator Ward is represented by three Councillors. The ward covers parts of Penge as well as parts of Old and Lower Sydenham and parts of New Beckenham as well as the Cator Park area.
Thomas lives in Shortlands, Bromley, with his wife Gemma and their two cats. His dad was raised in Belvedere, where generations of the family have lived.
Conservative London Assembly Member for Bexley & Bromley has today launched a petition to oppose cuts in service to the 227 Bus, which runs between Crystal Palace and Bromley North.
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’.
Three local parks, Kelsey Park in Beckenham, Cator Park in Penge and South Hill Woods in Shortlands, have all won prestigious Green Flag awards in recognition of high standards and maintenance of green spaces.Conservative-run Bromley Council has been investing in enhancing parks across the borough.
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, challenged representatives from Network Rail on the slow pace of delivery on important infrastructure to make the rail network more accessible for disabled Londoners.
London Assembly Member for Bexley and Bromley, Peter Fortune, has called on the Labour Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, to scrap plans for pay-per-mile road charging in Greater London. This follows Peter uncovering evidence of a ‘Project Detroit’- a TfL programme partly aimed at enabling forms of road charging based on distance.
