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March 2024
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HKVA N E W S L E T T E R ISSUE NO. 12: 2ND MARCH 2024
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Welcome to this week's edition of the HKVA Newsletter. We have included a diverse range of articles covering a variety of topics.
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In this issue, you will find news articles advising on dealing with fraudsters, early notice about a Fun Walk for St. Christopher's Hospice, and information about the council tax increase for the coming year.
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In this issue
- Stop! Think. Fraud.
- Work at Westerham Road, Keston junction with Heathfield Road.
- St. Christopher's Fun Walk on Sunday 12th May.
- Bromley joins the list of boroughs hiking council tax by five per cent.
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The Swan in West Wickham reopens after £250k investment.
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Please get in touch with me if you have any comments and tell your family and friends to subscribe.
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Steve White
HKVA Newsletter Editor
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Stop! Think. Fraud
Did you know? Fraud accounts for almost 40% of all crimes. In just one year, 1 in 17 adults in England and Wales were victims
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Work at Westerham Road, Keston junction with Heathfield Road
The Twig Works Co will be working at Westerham Road, Keston junction with Heathfield Road from Monday 4th March
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St Christopher’s Fun Walk on Sunday 12th May.
Temporary Traffic Regulation Order in Keston – St. Christopher’s Hospice Fun Walk– Sunday 12th May 2024
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Bromley joins the list of boroughs hiking council tax by five per cent.
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Bromley council has approved plans to raise council tax for residents by 4.99 per cent, the maximum amount allowed without a referendum.
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Community Calendar
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Catch up on local events.
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The Swan in West Wickham reopens after £250k investment
A popular pub in West Wickham has reopened today (Thursday) after a £250,000 investment.
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