It was great to be out on Bromley High Street on Saturday morning, talking directly with local residents and hearing what matters to them. Politics shouldn’t begin and end at election time. We don’t need an election on the horizon to listen to Bromley residents. Our Shifting Stand gave people the chance to stop, talk and ask questions — and there was certainly plenty to discuss. Crime and public safety were high on the agenda following recent incidents in Bromley town centre.

by Rebecca Attending the Reform UK Conference at Birmingham’s NEC was a valuable and memorable experience, offering a chance to hear directly from senior party figures, meet campaigners from across the country and see the scale of the movement first-hand. My son and I travelled up on Thursday evening and stayed for two nights at the Ibis Hotel near Birmingham Airport. After breakfast on Friday morning, we made the short walk to Birmingham Airport International Railway Statio

Bromley’s growing financial crisis has taken another significant turn, with Conservative Council Leader Colin Smith now writing directly to senior Government ministers over a funding position which could leave residents facing higher Council Tax, cuts to services, or both. The latest intervention comes as Bromley Council forecasts a budget gap of around £43 million in 2027/28, rising to £61 million in 2028/29. The council’s own financial documents confirm those figures even a