1. Fixing everyday services that you rely on

• Investing Bromley’s money back in Bromley and ending the sell-off of public buildings
• Genuine transformation – a competent, modern council that works for residents
• Giving back control – ending secrecy and making the council open by design
• Common sense changes – better value for your money

2. A place where you can afford to live and thrive

• A plan to deliver more affordable / social homes, in Bromley, for long-term Bromley residents.
• Supporting families through times of crisis
• A fairer local economy – strategies to reduce child poverty, food poverty and end homelessness in Bromley
• Raising housing standards, tougher regulation of rogue landlords and HMOs
• Becoming a London Living Wage Employer

3. Protecting your green spaces, parks and high streets

• Protect our green belt
• Fix the neglect of local Parks, giving friends’ groups a greater say
• Support our high streets and local nighttime economy, with tailored local plans for each area
• Create a Bromley Skills and Jobs Partnership to provide good jobs for local people
• Supporting local community events, heritage and culture and protecting community centres
• Cleaner and greener Bromley

4. Act to make our streets and roads safer

• A proactive road safety plan to prevent harm
• Working for visibly safer neighbourhoods and local policing across Bromley
• Strengthen Bromley plans to tackle Violence Against Women and Girls
• Safer, attractive community centres and supporting shop workers
• Better lighting and safer streets and parks
• Actively fix potholes and reduce roadworks
• Better public transport

5. Great places for everyone to grow up, live well and grow old

• Supporting older residents
• Caring for carers
• Better care, closer to home
• Collaborate with other councils for better services
• Facilitating more affordable childcare locally
• Accessible local services for residents with disabilities, including ensuring recipients of direct payments are fully aware of how to utilise them
• A borough where everyone feels welcome
• Partner with community leisure groups to improve Bromley’s leisure provision
• Invest in Bromley’s young people with council-owned children’s homes, and improve modern youth services, work experience programmes, and SEND support that works with families, not against them
• Equal status with foster carers for kinship carers

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