This land belongs to Bromley residents and should not be sold to INTU for a development of restaurants.
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Glenisruston
12 years ago
BR 2 9JY
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Joseph creighton
12 years ago
I strongly object to the building, of 5 new restaurants whitin Queens Gardens
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James Rugg
12 years ago
BR1 3EW
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John Rugg
12 years ago
BR1 3EW
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John Rugg
12 years ago
BR1 3EW
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Anonymous
12 years ago
BR1 3EW
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Gladys Edmonds
12 years ago
This garden has been left for the benefit and enjoyment of Bromley's people. It is not meant for the enrichment of wealthy business speculators.
77 Harvest Bank Road, BR4 9DP
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Anonymous
12 years ago
how can the planning committee refuse permission and yet the council give permission for the sale. a huge conflict it would seem. sounds dodgy
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Roger Barber
12 years ago
L B B are a disgrace. This matter should be taken as far as possible to get the correct outcome.
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Michael Carroll
12 years ago
This garden represents an oasis of calm and beauty in an otherwise overpopulated and concretised environment, please do not diminish its value.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
BR36NJ With the substantial redevelopment of the Bromley South area, these plans for the Queens Garden appear unnecessary and excessive.
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Derek Marrable
12 years ago
There is little green space left in Bromley town centre. We do not need to lose any more in the name of commerce.
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Clare Tuson-Harman
12 years ago
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My little boy loves playing here. Building work and lack of access to it, not to mention the reduced space would be a real negative for Bromley. Do we really need more chain restaurants? Let's focus on making Bromley unique including having our lovely outdoor spaces for children to play and adults to relax.
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Clifford Griffith
12 years ago
Just because a company can flash a lot of cash at a coucil does not make a business viable. Look at the established restaurants in Bromley town centre and the patrons they attract. The Queens Garden is better served as a place of beauty and greenery within an suburban area.
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Colin England
12 years ago
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The Gardens were given to the "people of Bromley" and are held in Trust by the Council. IMHO it would be a breach of trust to sell any part of the Queens Garden the Italian Terrace.
I am very much against the selling off of any part of the Queens Gardens or the Italian Terrace.
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Neil Stradwick
12 years ago
I object to this Green Space being sold for redevelopment
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Barbara delmar
12 years ago
BR2 0EL
I agree that Queens Garden should not be sold off to satisfy commercial interests. It is a delightful, peaceful green space, an oasis where people can sit and relax and enjoy the tranquility. It should remain as it is given its history and should not be sold to satisfy commercial greed.
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Sheila Miscampbell
12 years ago
We have enough resturants in Bromley alreadywithout losing our
Italian Garden to more
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Mrs Brenda Powell
12 years ago
The Council must abide by the decision of the Development Control committee. D & C are speaking for the people of Bromley.
The Executive are not.
This land belongs to Bromley residents and should not be sold to INTU for a development of restaurants.
BR 2 9JY
I strongly object to the building, of 5 new restaurants whitin Queens Gardens
BR1 3EW
BR1 3EW
BR1 3EW
BR1 3EW
This garden has been left for the benefit and enjoyment of Bromley's people. It is not meant for the enrichment of wealthy business speculators. 77 Harvest Bank Road, BR4 9DP
how can the planning committee refuse permission and yet the council give permission for the sale. a huge conflict it would seem. sounds dodgy
L B B are a disgrace. This matter should be taken as far as possible to get the correct outcome.
This garden represents an oasis of calm and beauty in an otherwise overpopulated and concretised environment, please do not diminish its value.
BR36NJ With the substantial redevelopment of the Bromley South area, these plans for the Queens Garden appear unnecessary and excessive.
There is little green space left in Bromley town centre. We do not need to lose any more in the name of commerce.
My little boy loves playing here. Building work and lack of access to it, not to mention the reduced space would be a real negative for Bromley. Do we really need more chain restaurants? Let's focus on making Bromley unique including having our lovely outdoor spaces for children to play and adults to relax.
Just because a company can flash a lot of cash at a coucil does not make a business viable. Look at the established restaurants in Bromley town centre and the patrons they attract. The Queens Garden is better served as a place of beauty and greenery within an suburban area.
The Gardens were given to the "people of Bromley" and are held in Trust by the Council. IMHO it would be a breach of trust to sell any part of the Queens Garden the Italian Terrace. I am very much against the selling off of any part of the Queens Gardens or the Italian Terrace.
I object to this Green Space being sold for redevelopment
BR2 0EL I agree that Queens Garden should not be sold off to satisfy commercial interests. It is a delightful, peaceful green space, an oasis where people can sit and relax and enjoy the tranquility. It should remain as it is given its history and should not be sold to satisfy commercial greed.
We have enough resturants in Bromley alreadywithout losing our Italian Garden to more
The Council must abide by the decision of the Development Control committee. D & C are speaking for the people of Bromley. The Executive are not.