Three new Vehicle-Activated Warning Signs (VAS) are set to be installed on Hayes roads after funding was agreed by the Council’s Environment Committee. The signs were included in the proposals following a request from Councillor Thomas Turrell.
Councillor Thomas Turrell has welcomed over news that Hayes Primary School and Wickham Common Primary School are to receive a share of £450 million in extra funding from the Conservative Government to upgrade school buildings. In addition to the Schools in Hayes & Coney Hall schools in West Wickham; Oak Lodge Primary School and Glebe School are also set to benefit from the fund.
Figures released in April show that 3,468 extra police officers have been recruited into the Metropolitan Police as part of the Conservative Government’s manifesto pledge to put 20,000 more officers on the streets.
Member of Parliament for Beckenham & West Wickham, Bob Stewart, has joined local Councillors in petitioning the Deputy Mayor of London (Police & Crime) to fund a new Police vehicle for the Safer Neighbourhood Teams (SNTs) in the Wards of Hayes & Coney and West Wickham Wards to use joi
Bus operator Go-Ahead group hosted a group of Councillors at the Orpington Bus Garage in March to show them the new fully electric bus which is set to operate on the 358 route from later this year.
Hayes & Coney Hall Ward Councillors, Andrew Lee, Alexa Michael and Thomas Turrell have welcomed the new fully electric bus on the 119 bus route through the area.
Councillors Andrew Lee, Alexa Michael and Thomas Turrell have expressed their disappointment in the Civil Aviation Authority’s (CAA) decision to reject Biggin Hill Airport's proposals for an alternative runway approach named R03 which would have reduced the number of aircraft flying over areas s
Conservative-run Bromley Council has joined with a number of other outer London Boroughs in a legal challenge to the Mayor of London’s extension of the so-called Ultra Low Emissions Zone (ULEZ), which is set to take effect from August 2023.
At a meeting of Bromley Council’s Development Control Committee in January, Councillors voted to allow planning permission for a new Endoscopy Unit at the Princess Royal University (PRU) hospital. I was attended this meeting covering for a colleague and voted in favour of the development.
