About Shortlands & Park Langley WardShortlands and Park Langley Ward (London Borough of Bromley) is represented on the Council by Councillors Adam Grant, Serena Gupta and Gemma Turrell. In terms of parliamentary representation, it is split between the Beckenham & Penge, and the Bromley
Due to the temporary closure of Shortlands Library, GLL (who operate the library) has made arrangements to hire a room at St Mary’s Church on Monday mornings.
The recent appearance of cracks in a rear wall at Shortlands Library has prompted the closure of the library for safety reasons and further investigation work.
Works to improve road safety at the Chinese Roundabout in Beckenham have now entered their final stage, with all traffic arms fully reopened.Previously one of Bromley’s most accident-prone junctions, the roundabout saw frequent incidents due to excessive vehicle speeds and poor visibility on approac
Bromley’s continued investment in its libraries was clearly justified by the strong turnout at the reopening of West Wickham Library on 27th June.This marks the most ambitious modernisation of our libraries to date, delivered as part of the Council’s £30 million investment in the borough’s library s
In May, Conservative Councillors for Shortlands and Park Langley, Adam Grant and Gemma Turrell, along with Serena Gupta, attended a litter-pick around Shortlands Village and the Ravensbourne Valley along with local Residents Associations to help keep the area tidy.The event was organised jointly by
The two horse chestnut trees on Wickham Way, dubbed the gateway to Park Langley, have been saved following a campaign by local residents and intervention from the local Councillors for Shortlands and Park Langley.The trees were to be felled as part of the works to improve road safety on the Chinese
Conservative Councillors in Beckenham visited Biggin Hill airport on the 5th July to hear about the investment and opportunities being created by the business across the borough.
