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Beckenham Biscuit Chislehurst's Tudor ruins, music and cleaner airThursday 10 September · View online |
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Scadbury's moated manor site opens to the public on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. Image/source: London Borough of Bromley. |
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Have your say on cleaner air in BromleyA new council plan proposes cleaner construction, more electric-vehicle charging and action on idling as part of ten priorities for 2027 to 2031. The six-week consultation closes on Sunday 18 October. Read the plan and complete the air-quality survey. Ask about adult education proposals at Beckenham LibraryBromley Council is considering closing the Poverest Centre in Orpington and offering more adult-education courses from libraries, children and family centres and other sites. No decision has been made. You can ask questions at Beckenham Library on Wednesday 23 September from 1pm to 2.30pm, or respond online by Sunday 18 October. See the proposal, sessions and survey. A clearer place to find local SEND supportBromley's new SEND Local Offer brings education, health and social-care information together for children and young people aged 0 to 25, their families and carers. It also includes activities, support groups, preparation for adulthood and an Adult Learning Disability Hub. Explore the new SEND Local Offer. |
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Friday 11 September Hear the Navarino Quartet at St George's, 12.30–1pm. The Navarino Quartet gives a lunchtime music recital at St George's Church on Beckenham High Street. See the recital details. Saturday 12 September Spend Saturday morning with pianist James Kirby, 11am–noon. Pianist James Kirby performs a Saturday recital at St George's Church. See the recital details. Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 September Explore Scadbury's normally closed manor site, 2–5pm · free. Follow a self-guided trail around the excavations and foundations of Scadbury's Tudor kitchens and great hall. The moated site in Chislehurst is normally closed, donations are welcome and last entry is 4.30pm. Plan your visit to Scadbury. Sunday 13 September Learn to make a professional cushion, 10am–4pm · £100. This day-long workshop at Beckenham Place Mansion covers patterns, zips, buttonholes and trimmings for beginners and improvers making their own cushion. See the workshop and booking details. Watch England Lions face Sri Lanka in Beckenham, 2.30pm. The County Ground on Worsley Bridge Road hosts an international T20 warm-up, with unallocated seating around the ground. Check tickets and match details. |
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Eden Park closures finish on Sunday: Stanhope Grove, Cherry Tree Walk and Glanfield Road are scheduled to remain closed through Sunday 13 September during gas works, with two-way temporary traffic lights continuing on Eden Park Avenue. Clock House Road closes from Monday: Clock House Road is scheduled to close from Monday 14 to Wednesday 16 September for Thames Water work. |
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Rear extension proposed on Cherry Tree Walk: Plans at 82 Cherry Tree Walk seek permission to demolish the existing rear extension and build a new single-storey extension, with other changes to the outside of the house. Bromley Council received application 26/03477/HPA on Friday 4 September. View the planning application. |
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