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keston village residents' association focal point for all issues regarding keston village skip to content home agm gallery kvra links minutes planning facebook ← older posts keston commonside vehicle incursion measures update posted on april 26, 2018 by kvraweb dear members. i am writing to bring you up to date with the proposal to install wooden bollards (as per attachment). an application to the commons planning inspectorate is required due to the amount of posts to be installed and this is being drafted. once the commons planning inspectorate receive the application for this proposal they will arrange for a site visit and i will you keep you updated re the outcome. regards mr t.smith street enforcement manager neighbourhood management | environment & community services london borough of bromley [email protected] planning proposal link posted in traffic | leave a comment night time commission consultation posted on january 22, 2018 by kvraweb dear residents please see below. if you have any thoughts on london’s night time economy, please let cllr lymer, the portfolio holder for public protection & safety, have your thoughts before the 2nd february deadline. her email is [email protected] kind regards alexa cllr alexa michael bromley common & keston ward london borough of bromley tel: 0208 464 1999 e-mail: [email protected] night time commission consultation the mayor of london has established the night time commission to give him independent advice on london at night. by this we mean all activities between 6pm and 6am, across the whole of london. our interest is not just in commercial operations like pubs and restaurants. we are equally interested in services, retail and leisure, the experience of london night workers and the ability of all londoners to use and enjoy streets, public spaces and transport networks safely at night. at the outset of its work, the commission wants to give organisations with an interest and involvement in london the chance to feed into the debate. your organisation is one we are specifically consulting. this is a public call for evidence and we encourage you to share it with other organisations. please note that we will be consulting separately with london residents via talk london and other channels. consultation questions we are interested in answers to the following questions. we are not making any rules about length of answers. but we would ask you to answer them in order. • question 1. what are the strengths of london’s night time economy? in other words, what is good about london at night? • question 2. what are the weaknesses of london’s night time economy? in other words, what is not good about london at night? what does it lack? • question 3. what are the threats to london’s night time economy? in other words, are there issues or trends which we will have to address in the short, medium or long term? • question 4. what are the opportunities for london’s night time economy? in other words, how could london improve its night time offer? what should we be looking to develop? • question 5. what innovations, or ideas from other cities, would make london better at night? this might include commercial opportunities, ideas for events or marketing, initiatives to protect residents, visitors or workers, or ways to improve standards. if you have examples of good practice, we would like to know about them. • question 6. in july, the mayor published his vision for london as a 24-hour city. it contains ten principles for the development of london at night. what do you like or not like about the vision? are the ten principles right? what would you add or exclude, and why? how to respond you do not have to answer all of the questions. it will help us if your opinions are supported by factual and statistical evidence where appropriate. feel free to include links and attachments. please include your name, job title, organisation name and email address in your response. we may publish responses on the greater london authority (gla) website. personal contact details will be removed from submissions before publication but will be retained by the gla for specific purposes relating to its night time economy programme, such as seeking additional information. please send your response to [email protected] by 5pm on friday 2nd february 2018. posted in uncategorized | leave a comment bromley crime summit – 30th september 2017 posted on september 17, 2017 by kvraweb dear kvra members, bromley’s annual crime summit will be held on saturday 30th september and all residents of bromley are invited. pastries and beverages will be served at 9:30am in the information stands area, with the main event being held between 10am – 1pm in the council chamber at bromley civic centre. free parking is available in the car park accessed via rochester avenue. sessions this year include: tackling gangs campaign – bromley youth council borough police update – deputy borough commander trevor lawry front office provision consultation – representative from mopac (mayors office for policing and crime) cyber fraud & scams – matthew bowler from city of london police who are the national policing lead for cyber crime q&a – all of the above speakers and lbb we will have a snb board members only meeting immediately following the crime summit in one of the committee rooms between 1-2pm. kind regards, kate lymer www.facebook.com/bromleysnb posted in policing | leave a comment biggin hill memorial chapel posted on august 7, 2017 by kvraweb click on the link below to see the bbc news coverage of the raf chapel/ museum development and petition against the current plans. featured are peter osbourne and rita radford. bbc news posted in bhal | leave a comment last ditch attempt to stop the desecration of the biggin hill raf memorial chapel posted on july 23, 2017 by kvraweb to all of you who care about this iconic chapel, last wednesday i was allowed just three minutes to present our case to bromley council’s executive committee, but they are ignoring our 7,600+ voices. they are proceeding to a special full council meeting for final verification on tuesday next week, but so far are not allowing me to represent our case to all 60 councillors, because they estimate local votes to be less than 4,000. please could you come to bromley this tuesday 25th july at 6.30pm for a show of ‘people power’ in a last ditch attempt to change their minds? the address is:- bromley civic centre, stockwell close bromley, br1 3uh. both bromley south and north british rail stations are close by, and a large multi-storey car park is adjacent to the civic centre. despite all our pleas, no national newspapers have picked up on our campaign, despite this campaign being of such national (and international) importance, so you are are our last chance!! please still keep spreading the word, just google: protect biggin hill raf chapel. thank you, rita radford posted in bhal , uncategorized | leave a comment green flag award posted on july 23, 2017 by kvraweb from: “friends of keston common” subject: green flag award dear friends i am delighted to announce that keston common has been awarded the green flag of excellence for 2017/18. the attached is a scan of the temporary certificate handed to me this afternoon at the winners award ceremony in reading. our formal certificate and flag will be sent to us in due course. i can also announce that south hill wood and chislehurst recreation ground in the borough of bromley have also achieved this same award. my thanks to all those who helped keston common reach this standard, especially to the staff at idverde who were instrumental in us entering the scheme. best wishes larry posted in uncategorized | leave a comment road works in westerham road next week posted on april 18, 2017 by kvraweb dear resident please see the information below i’d like to notify you of two sets of upcoming road works on westerham road, kest

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