Planning Application for Hall's Farm House Milk Street

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Garage Burglaries

Hi All. 

A copy of an email received from one of the members of the LERA committee.

"Just to let you know that we have had 2 garages on the Estate broken in to in the past week. The first incident was in Leamington Avenue around last Tuesday/Wednesday during the night hours when a bike was stolen. The second incident in Portland Road occurred on Saturday/Sunday again during the night hours. It is not known yet whether anything was stolen but it is suspected that a bike may have been taken. I understand that both incidents have been reported to the police.

It could be that the Estate is currently being targeted for garage thefts. Please can you pass the message round to members on your street round to ensure that garages are properly secured and to report any further incidents"

When our shed was broken into some years ago (before National Rail replaced the fencing along the railway) we were advised to fit a shed alarm.  A range of alarms are available from Amazon and other retailers starting at about £10. 

St Andrew's Victorian Christmas Fayre

Burnt Ash Parade Christmas Market 25th November

To help give a boost to the parade the traders on Burnt Ash Lane Parade are going to hold a Christmas Market. 

They are hoping to repair the lights above all the shops, provide market stalls offering a variety of products, a Christmas grotto, carol singers from the Church and Burnt Ash School and whatever else they can provide to give our local community something worth coming out for. 

The date is Friday 25th November from Midday until 8pm. Make a note in your diaries. Please do come along and show support for our shops.

Pack of Lies - St Andrew's Hall 27th to 29th October

‘Late 1960 into 1961, Elvis was in the charts with ‘Now or Never’ & ‘Are you Lonesome Tonight’,
conscription ends, the farthing ceased to be legal tender & ‘Coronation Street’ aired for the first time on ITV. 

It was also the height of the Cold War and the Portland Spy Ring incident.
Forced to choose between betraying their country or their friends, the unsuspecting suburban Jackson family is sucked into a web of deception. Their values, trust and respect for authority are gradually eroded as they are faced with the moral dilemma of allowing their unassuming house in Ruislip to be used by MI5 to spy on their best friends.

 Inspired by actual events, the play is a powerful, gripping, truthful story of lies.'

PACK OF LIES is written by Hugh Whitemore and directed by Chris Williams
Based on real-life events surrounding the Portland spy-ring & espionage in the Home Counties

Thursday 27th - Saturday 29th October 2016
in St Andrew’s Hall, Burnt Ash Lane, Bromley, BR1 5AF

Tickets £8 - Box Office 07482 952550
Licensed Bar 7.15pm
Performance begins at 7.45pm

www.burntashdrama.co.uk

RE-DEVELOPMENT OF 87-93 OAK TREE GARDENS – NEW PLANNING APPLICATION

LERA

Links Estate Residents’ Association 

For your urgent attention

Dear Resident

Please be aware that the developers have submitted a new application to re-develop the site occupied by Nos 89 and 91 and part of the gardens of Nos 87 and 93 Oak Tree Gardens at the corner with Portland Road.  Their proposals are as follows:

REFERENCE NO: 16/04446/FULL1

Demolition of 89 and 91 Oak Tree Gardens and erection of six 2 storey 3 bedroom house comprising of 3 pairs of semi-detached houses.  Erection of single garage for No 87; associated access, parking, landscaping, cycle storage, refuse and recycling provision.

You can view the planning application and related plans and documents on the Council’s website – www.bromley.gov.uk.  Click on the Planning Applications button and search on 87 Oak Tree Gardens. 

If you wish to comment on or object to the planning application, you must do this by MONDAY 24^TH OCTOBER 2016.  The Council’s Planning Committee will make a decision on the application before Wednesday 23^rd November 2016 – the exact date has still to be set. 

You may register your comments/objection in the Comments section on the website – click on the 2^nd tab – or by writing to Planning Support Team, Town Planning, London Borough of Bromley, Civic Centre, Stockwell Close, Bromley BR1 3UH, quoting the reference number above and giving your name and address. 

Further information will be posted on this website – http://leralink.blogspot.co.uk – 

and on LERA’s Facebook page – www.facebook.com/groups/lerabromley/

20 mph speed limit on Baring Road

Lewisham seem to have introduced a 20 mph speed limit for Baring Road towards Grove Park Station. Huge 20 signs on the road at least as far as Chinbrook Road. Didn't see many vehicles sticking to the new limits. A sign by Launcelot Road also warns of speed cameras but I didn't see any this morning.

Perhaps we should encourage Bromley Council to do the same for Burnt Ash Lane, especially the stretch near the Toyota Garage.