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- Bromley Council fails geography test
- New Biggin Hill plans revealed as MD dismisses local fears
- FEAST AND FAMINE
- ROCK ECHOES ONCE AGAIN THROUGH THE CAVES
- QUEEN MARY'S HOSPITAL TURNING AWAY PATIENTS
- REVEALED: ‘CHISLEHURST NEVERLAND’ JACKSON MUSEUM
- THE SUPERMOON OVER CHISLEHURST
- SCHOOL ON BRINK OF INSOLVENCY
- COULD KING'S COLLEGE REVIVE QUEEN MARY’S HOSPITAL?
- The riot on our doorstep
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Monthly Archives: February 2011
DIRTY DISHES IN CHISLEHURST
Planning to to eat out or grab a takeaway in Chislehurst? Then read this first. It’s a list of restaurants, cafes, pubs and takeaways ranked by how clean they are, based on hygiene inspections carried out by Bromley Council. It … Continue reading
COULD KING’S COLLEGE REVIVE QUEEN MARY’S HOSPITAL?
King’s College Hospital could take over and re-open A&E facilities at Queen Mary’s Hospital, following its closure last year. The plan being considered by Sidcup MP James Brokenshire, after the Government rejected calls to overrule NHS London’s decision to close … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Lansley, Bob Neill, James Brokenshire, King's College, Queen Mary's Hospital
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CHISLEHURST FESTIVAL TO RETURN IN 2011
The Chislehurst Festival is set for return in 2011. Organisers have penned in 17 September to 1 October, and hope to build on the first event held in 2009. Run by the Chislehurst Society, organisers will start promotion for the … Continue reading
BACK TO THE FUTURE FOR THE BICKLEY
Today we launch a new feature, Chislehurst’s Past. Over the next few weeks we’ll feature some historic images of BR7 and tell the story behind them. Today it’s the Bickley Arms built in 1870.
CLLR SMITH: ROAD REPAIRS SAVED FROM SPENDING CUTS
Money to repair Chislehurst’s road and footpaths will be ringfenced from council spending cuts, according to its local councillor. Colin Smith who represents the Bickley Ward says that councillors want to ensure that targeted spending cuts to meet the £44m … Continue reading
LANSLEY FINALLY REJECTS CALLS TO SAVE LOCAL A&E
It was a toss-up between a populist pre-Election pledge on health and saving money through a Conservative ideology of rolling back the state. In the end there was no contest; the Conservative-led coalition was never seriously going to step in … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Lansley, Chislehurst, James Brokenshire, NHS London, Queen Mary's
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HOW TO AVOID A BIG SOCIETY BLUNDER IN THE BOROUGH
Is there a chink of light for the small army of volunteers who manage Chislehurst’s iconic green spaces? Last month we reported that Bromley Council was considering reducing the grants given to the two groups that maintain and manage Chislehurst’s … Continue reading
POND LIFE ON THE HIGH STREET
Pic of the week: The pond at the top of Chislehurst High Street is a constant source of inspiration for photographers. Here are three stand-out photos taken by local photographer Paul Wilmot on a winter’s morning with the pond half-frozen. … Continue reading
FEARS OF ‘HIDDEN AGENDA’ OVER AIRPORT EXPANSION
Fears are growing that plans to introduce commercial flights at Biggin Hill for the 2012 Olympic Games could be made permanent. This would increase noise and pollution over Chislehurst, which sits beneath the flightpath. Bromley Council, which owns the freehold … Continue reading
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Tagged Biggin Hill, Bromley Council, Chislehurst Society, Stephen Carr
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MOST READ ON THE WEB… IN FEB
Slow trains, safeguarding libraries, dirty dishes, a sepia photo and brief moment of serenity; we present to you the five most read ChislehurstNews articles published during February: