Park Langley Residents' Association
To promote and protect the interests of the residents of Park Langley
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Welcome to the website of the Park Langley Residents' Association.
The Association operates to promote and protect the interests of the resident's of Park Langley.
Our email contact is:
plra@live.com
Our membership fee is £5 per annum and for that you get an active Association working hard to keep Park Langley clean and green.
Many of our residents pay by bank standing order which we are grateful for. For those who do not, wht not use the QR code below?:
If you are more comfortable with a Standing Order:
Our bank details are as follows:
NatWest Bank
60 02 12
1426 5885
Please write your name, house number and road in the reference line.
Also please send us an email with your names as we would like to know you better than just a surname in a reference line.
December
2024.
Inconsiderate parking
especially across driveways can be reported to Bromley Council using the
following link.
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You can also register
your driveway with the Council so that any parking on a registered driveway seen
by a traffic warden will result in a penalty. Remember if YOU or your visitors
park badly, they will also be fined.
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Sports events at the St Dunstans Lane sports ground, now LASport, can cause disruption to the surrounding residents. To monitor these disruptions like bad parking, the Association is compiling a list of complaints to be submitted to the Council via our Councillors. Should you have a complaint, then please submit the complaint with date and time to plra@live.com. Thank you.
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Please do not blow or
sweep leaves into the road. These block drains and cause
flooding.
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PLRA now have an Instagram page. Please follow
us for the latest news and information on Park Langley.
Parklangleyresidentsassoc
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Our PLRA membership is in decline.
If you are one of the thousand properties in Park Langley, please become a member. The PLRA works hard to maintain Park Langley spacious, green and clean. Your £5 is well worth it.
Please use the QR Code!
Thank you.
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Bromley Highways have agreed to update the traffic flow at the Chinese Roundabout. The details of the scheme are here. There is no indication when work will begin.
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There have been several reports of dog walkers dropping their bags in tree pits and people's hedges. You have done the hard work in picking it up - PLEASE take it home and dispose of it properly!
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On tins and plastic recycling days, please remember to rinse out food containers for recycling. Foxes have a habit of pulling out tasty containers and spreading them about.
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The Lawnmower Shed on St Dunstans Lane had an application for improvements refused by Bromley Planning Department.
This is subject to an appeal and all details can be read here. The appeal has been dismissed.
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The Association has hired
a contractor to clear and maintain over a hundred street tree pits in Park
Langley. Bushey Way has been chosen as a pilot to see if this will be
successful. Work has been completed and residents have been encouraged to
maintain the pits. The plan would be for us to create a 'Bee Corridor' with each
pit planted with flowers rich in pollen to encourage bio diversity.
We have
subsequently won a grant from Veolia to enhance this Bee Corridor. Hopefully it
will become an enthusiastic enterprise for residents which will later be
extended to other roads in Park Langley.
Details and futher links are
available here.
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Park Langley Litter Pickers
(PLLP)
Consider joining the Litter Pickers. Our litter never seems to end - there is always more to pick up. Who knows where it comes from but your help in keeping it under control is invaluable.
Gill and Bob Clegg
Contact: plra@live.com
The Association held a well attended social event at St Peters Hall to thank all those residents of Park Langley who give up their time freely to help the Association.
Those who deliver our Newsletter.
Our Litter Pickers.
Our Snow Friends.
Our Street Friends.
Thanks to them all.