Improving Chilham Way Shopping Parade

Councillors Turrell, Michael and Coldspring-White at Chilham Way

Conservative-run Bromley Council is investing £50,000 to improve five shopping parades across the borough. Each parade will receive up to to £10,000 for improvements which include village signs, community notice boards, planters and benches. 

Your local Councillors, Josh Coldspring-White, Alexa Michael and Thomas Turrell, are bidding for Chilham Way to receive its share of that money and would like your views. Please take our quick survey below. 

Chilham Way Shopping Parade

  • Chilham Way Shopping Parade BID
  • Your details
1. How often do you visit Chilham Way Shopping Parade?
Every day
A few times a week
At least once a month
Irregularly
Never
3. Under this scheme, bids can received for signs, benches and planters. Which items would you like to see included in the bid? Weight
A village sign (Hayes - Chilham Way)
A community notice board
Benches
Double-decker planters
Single-decker planters
Hanging plant basket
4. Do you think benches will attract anti-social behaviour to the parade?
Yes
No
5. Do you think it a village sign reading "Hayes - Chilham Way" will help improve the identity of the area?
Yes
No
6. Do you think a sign pointing towards the parade from Bourne Vale would help support the parade?
Yes
No
7. Do you think that improving the public realm at the parade will help to attract new businesses to the empty units on the parade?
Yes
No
8. Thinking of the three vacant units, what new businesses would you like to see on the parade?
A cafe'
A nail parlour
A barber shop
A newsagent, off-licence or convenience store
Off-licence
Convenience Store