Come to Broom Day this Sunday (10th May)!
11am exhibition, origami, and head-dress making in the Glades;
12 noon parade to the broom at Martins Hill, led by the Mayor;
After that, activities at Martins Hill, including Beat the Goalie by Bromley FC, steel orchestra, etc.
Want to help the local environment? Come along to our work day, in this town-centre park, on this Saturday (8th March)!
(Through car park at BR1 3DD)
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@RVResidents That is excellent news, the current scheme is going to be a real eyesore as they are about 4 storeys high (and on an embankment) so will be visible above the trees
5 Councillors at our meeting last night. #CllrGrant told us of the outstanding result he achieved at a Council planning meeting - the Council are not going to accept Network Rail's industrial design of trestles at the Station (see images) but require them to be clad in brick 1/2
The role of the scrum master was as defender of the process, and defender of the team. The scrum master was never intended to be a manager of any kind. In fact the role was considered to be filled by team members rotating through every few sprints, and only until the team no longer required it.
Bromley's nationally notable Arts and Crafts architecture is in the London Festival of Architecture!
Come and see the exhibition, this Saturday and Sunday (22nd/23rd June) on the ground floor of The Glades near M&S and Costa Coffee.
More info here: https://t.co/41RHZJrdm5
A scene from the Swanscombe Peninsula today where we have been speaking to media, asking that the govt remove planning from the site that could see this SSSI concreted over to make way for a theme park.
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@RVResidents It's okay, but I don't see why they couldn't have tucked it into the side of the park and not left an isolated area around it and in the corner. Still, at least it only backs onto roads and not houses.
@holland_tom Your research is not complete if you haven't stayed at the White Swan in Alnwick? You can dine in the Titanic's sister ships resturant and climb the original stairs - the pub purchased them when the Olympic was scrapped. Very atmospheric!
@GreenercleanerB@partykitnetwork Do you happen to know if the Hub / Library of Things has a folding table & chairs that the Civic Society can use for their not-mobile volunteers at Broom Day (in the atrium) on Saturday 11th May? Otherwise, yes, I will probably have to buy some!
@CPRELondon@djjmilner@createstreets It's not the 'prediction-led transport planning' that leads to new 'executive houseing' developments concreting over the countryside - it's simple greed. Greenfield developments are so much cheaper than demolishing derelict buildings or even car parks.
@GreenercleanerB That’s good - what are you planning to plant? I’ve recently put in small pea plants. I’ve overwintered broad beans to get ahead of the blackfly. But everything else is in seed trays at home.