2019 in Green Street Green
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 Mystic Mag
Green Street Green Primary School Fete 30 June
Following our successful appearance at St Christopher's Food Festival, the Village Society pitched up at the Green Street Green Primary School Fete. Great fun was had with naming a cuddly giraffe, locating the missing monkey, somewhere in Green Street Green, and guessing the number of sweets in the jar, as well as having Mystic Mag telling fortunes. £40 was raised in aid of Green Street Green Association (charity), for the benefit of the community. |
Farewell to another longtime resident
The Green Street Green Association is sad to report that Joy Keates of World's End Lane, a resident for many decades, died peacefully on 19 May 2018 at the age of 94. The funeral service will be held at 2.30pm on June 20th at St. Mary's Church, Worlds End Lane. The Green Street Green Association
The Green Street Green Association is sad to report that Joy Keates of World's End Lane, a resident for many decades, died peacefully on 19 May 2018 at the age of 94. The funeral service will be held at 2.30pm on June 20th at St. Mary's Church, Worlds End Lane. The Green Street Green Association
October 2017 at Glentrammon Recreation Ground
Celebrate Christmas at Orpington Priory - in the Great Hall
Come and see what is going on now V22 has taken over management of the historic Orpington Priory.
In association with Orpington Priory Community Hub and Friends of Orpington Priory & Gardens, V22 are presenting:
'A Celebration of Christmas'
in the Great Hall on Thursday 21 December at 2pm
A mixture of Carols, Stories, Facts, Rhymes and Christmas songs
Mince Pies and Mulled Wine will be served in the interval
This is a FREE event but tickets are limited, so BOOK NOW to avoid disappointment:
Telephone 07519 109 171
Come and see what is going on now V22 has taken over management of the historic Orpington Priory.
In association with Orpington Priory Community Hub and Friends of Orpington Priory & Gardens, V22 are presenting:
'A Celebration of Christmas'
in the Great Hall on Thursday 21 December at 2pm
A mixture of Carols, Stories, Facts, Rhymes and Christmas songs
Mince Pies and Mulled Wine will be served in the interval
This is a FREE event but tickets are limited, so BOOK NOW to avoid disappointment:
Telephone 07519 109 171
AGM 12 May See Minutes here
Mini-roundabout discussed in detail - REPORT ANY ACCIDENTS here - only accidents with injury are reported to the police but we want to get a real picture of all accidents, whether major or minor, so we can report back to Bromley Council.
Mini-roundabout discussed in detail - REPORT ANY ACCIDENTS here - only accidents with injury are reported to the police but we want to get a real picture of all accidents, whether major or minor, so we can report back to Bromley Council.
Have you seen Cali?
Much loved cat missing from Woodlands Road. Please let us know if you see her or find her - perhaps in your garage or shed.
Email: gsgvillagesociety@yahoo.co.uk
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New noticeboard NOW installed and hall flooring replaced at the Greenwood Centre
The old frame has been painted - matching the front door! A backing board has been attached to make it much neater. The new noticeboard has now been installed. It has an aluminium frame and a locking front transparent panel, so no more fly posting and spurious irrelevant posters. And inside the new hall flooring is lighter and smarter than ever. Details of regular activities at the hall are on the noticeboard and here. |
Esther's and Jean's cakes
Pop-In All welcome to Pop in. Light lunches, cakes & drinks available 1st Sat each month
Next one: Saturday 4 November 2017 1-3pm - another 'sparkling' event!
The local police team will attend and are available for residents to speak with them about any crime concerns.
Next one: Saturday 4 November 2017 1-3pm - another 'sparkling' event!
The local police team will attend and are available for residents to speak with them about any crime concerns.
Greenwood Quiz on Saturday 23 September 7pm
The Entertainment Committee was very pleased with the turnout for this event. The Greenwood Hall was packed out and a thoroughly enjoyable evening was had by all. Click on the title link to read all about it.
August in Green Street Green
Greenwood Camera Club Open Evening on Wednesday 27 September 7.45pm
Why not come along to this local friendly camera club to hear what the club has to offer with its programme of talks, competitions and outings – Tel: 01689 861398 www.greenwoodcameraclub.org.uk
Click on image to see it in full glory!
Why not come along to this local friendly camera club to hear what the club has to offer with its programme of talks, competitions and outings – Tel: 01689 861398 www.greenwoodcameraclub.org.uk
Click on image to see it in full glory!
Special Offer for Village Society Members
Dr Philp will give a special tour of Crofton Roman Villa on Sunday 1 October at 3pm
Please see full details in the Members' Area - bottom of the home page. Download leaflet.
(For the link, email gsgvillagesociety@yahoo.co.uk with your name and address and it will be emailed to you)
Dr Philp will give a special tour of Crofton Roman Villa on Sunday 1 October at 3pm
Please see full details in the Members' Area - bottom of the home page. Download leaflet.
(For the link, email gsgvillagesociety@yahoo.co.uk with your name and address and it will be emailed to you)
Now open all day - 8:30am-4:30pm. Coleen Man Dance Academy has children's dance classes on Tuesdays and Wednesdays immediately afterwards. Enrol now for September.
All in Your Head Support Programme
A new support group has been set up by Keeley Udall of Farnborough. The programme is designed to maintain a motivated, positive and different outlook on every day life, when suffering in your mind. Keeley started meetings a the end of February at The Greenwood Community Centre - further dates are listed on the Greenwood pages. Click on the title link to download the poster with full details.
A new support group has been set up by Keeley Udall of Farnborough. The programme is designed to maintain a motivated, positive and different outlook on every day life, when suffering in your mind. Keeley started meetings a the end of February at The Greenwood Community Centre - further dates are listed on the Greenwood pages. Click on the title link to download the poster with full details.
St Christopher's Wild West Summer Fair - Saturday 10 June
Another fabulous day for this annual event. The Village Society stall was very busy all day and made a profit of over £100 for the Society and the Greenwood Community Centre charity.
Splat the Rat - Treasure Hunt map - Buzzwire - all proved popular.
N.B. A bigger more exciting Buzzwire will be specially crafted for next year!!
Another fabulous day for this annual event. The Village Society stall was very busy all day and made a profit of over £100 for the Society and the Greenwood Community Centre charity.
Splat the Rat - Treasure Hunt map - Buzzwire - all proved popular.
N.B. A bigger more exciting Buzzwire will be specially crafted for next year!!
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Windsor Drive/Warren Road Junction - NOW COMPLETE
There is now a right-angled entry into Windsor Drive - much safer and ensures traffic has to slow down to turn into Windsor Drive. Click on the images to enlarge |
Scheme to improve local shopping parades - DEADLINE 30 JUNE
The Committee discussed applying for this one-off funding for Green Street Green High Street, if we have the support of local businesses. If you have any ideas, please contact us. What would YOU like to see on the High Street? Flower pots? Hanging baskets? Bench outside the village hall? Christmas lights?
The Committee discussed applying for this one-off funding for Green Street Green High Street, if we have the support of local businesses. If you have any ideas, please contact us. What would YOU like to see on the High Street? Flower pots? Hanging baskets? Bench outside the village hall? Christmas lights?
Old Hill Mausoleum - travel plan submitted....(click on link and read it)
In the conditions when this application was approved was the following:
“No development shall take place until a Travel Plan has been submitted to and approved in writing by the local planning authority. This shall include measures to reduce reliance on use of the private car including the provision of a visitor mini bus service and a programme for implementation. Thereafter the permitted use shall be carried out in accordance with the approved Travel Plan.”
The application number is 15/00981/CONDIT - unfortunately the decision deadline date was 6 January but the following objection has submitted:
"Whatever travel plan is encouraged, people cannot be forced not to use their cars. Inevitably families intending to visit interred relatives are most likely to travel together, making car journeys much more economic.
The issues of traffic and fly tipping on Old Hill will be exacerbated by this increase in vehicular movements. Weekends are likely to be the most popular time for these visitors, when the number of walkers in High Elms is at its peak, with cars parking opposite the entrance to Old Hill Farm. No travel plan can possibly be acceptable to prevent a worsening traffic situation, with increasing use of Old Hill as a cut through to Shire Lane." Bromley does not list the number of objections received and the decision is still awaited......
More information about Old Hill Farm and these proposals can be found here.
In the conditions when this application was approved was the following:
“No development shall take place until a Travel Plan has been submitted to and approved in writing by the local planning authority. This shall include measures to reduce reliance on use of the private car including the provision of a visitor mini bus service and a programme for implementation. Thereafter the permitted use shall be carried out in accordance with the approved Travel Plan.”
The application number is 15/00981/CONDIT - unfortunately the decision deadline date was 6 January but the following objection has submitted:
"Whatever travel plan is encouraged, people cannot be forced not to use their cars. Inevitably families intending to visit interred relatives are most likely to travel together, making car journeys much more economic.
The issues of traffic and fly tipping on Old Hill will be exacerbated by this increase in vehicular movements. Weekends are likely to be the most popular time for these visitors, when the number of walkers in High Elms is at its peak, with cars parking opposite the entrance to Old Hill Farm. No travel plan can possibly be acceptable to prevent a worsening traffic situation, with increasing use of Old Hill as a cut through to Shire Lane." Bromley does not list the number of objections received and the decision is still awaited......
More information about Old Hill Farm and these proposals can be found here.
27 High Street - the old 'Bath Store' - Appeal Dismissed (26 November 2016)!
Finally, the appeal put in by the owner of this property for change of use in order to sell cars on the forecourt has been dismissed.
Planning Enforcement confirmed that they have visited the site and been assured that no further vehicle sales are now taking place. The lease on the shop expires in March and will allegedly not be renewed. WATCH THIS SPACE!
Finally, the appeal put in by the owner of this property for change of use in order to sell cars on the forecourt has been dismissed.
Planning Enforcement confirmed that they have visited the site and been assured that no further vehicle sales are now taking place. The lease on the shop expires in March and will allegedly not be renewed. WATCH THIS SPACE!
Not renewed your membership? Access link to the Members' Area has now been changed - annual subscription only £2 - contact your Road Contact or email
(If you are outside the Road Contact area and wish to join and set up a standing order to pay your subscription, please contact us or complete the Membership Form)
(If you are outside the Road Contact area and wish to join and set up a standing order to pay your subscription, please contact us or complete the Membership Form)
Broken wall opposite Waitrose
Committee members of the Society intervened to resolve the situation, which has been going on for well over a year, and arranged for estimates to submit to the insurance company. The owner of the wall (who lives in the property) has been paid by the insurance company and finally agreed to have the wall repaired in August.
Why is it still unrepaired? When will the owner get this done or has he taken the money with no intention to repair his wall?
Committee members of the Society intervened to resolve the situation, which has been going on for well over a year, and arranged for estimates to submit to the insurance company. The owner of the wall (who lives in the property) has been paid by the insurance company and finally agreed to have the wall repaired in August.
Why is it still unrepaired? When will the owner get this done or has he taken the money with no intention to repair his wall?
Greenwood Camera Club Open Evening - 28 September at 7:45pm
Greenwood Community Centre, Green Street Green
All welcome - click on link above to find out more.
Click on image to visit Greenwood Camera Club website
Greenwood Community Centre, Green Street Green
All welcome - click on link above to find out more.
Click on image to visit Greenwood Camera Club website
Rose & Crown
Under new management - Whiting & Hammond family pubs - still looking for part-time bar and waiting staff. Smart, friendly front of house staff wanted. Various hours available throughout the weekdays and evenings and weekends. Staff uniform will be provided, tips, staff loyalty scheme and contributory pension scheme.
Please call Andy Roberts on 07464 594929 for more information.
Under new management - Whiting & Hammond family pubs - still looking for part-time bar and waiting staff. Smart, friendly front of house staff wanted. Various hours available throughout the weekdays and evenings and weekends. Staff uniform will be provided, tips, staff loyalty scheme and contributory pension scheme.
Please call Andy Roberts on 07464 594929 for more information.
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Stan Mortimer 1929-2016
Member of the Village Society Committee for many years and designer of the Village Sign
Rest in peace.
His funeral will take place at St Giles the Abbot, Farnborough, on Friday 27 May at 2:30pm
Stan Mortimer 1929-2016
Member of the Village Society Committee for many years and designer of the Village Sign
Rest in peace.
His funeral will take place at St Giles the Abbot, Farnborough, on Friday 27 May at 2:30pm
April 2015 - Broken wall opposite Waitrose: The driver's insurance company has spoken with the owner of the wall (no.10 Winnipeg Drive) and agreed to arrange for the wall to be rebuilt. However, the owner of No.10 may be disputing ownership, despite the Land Registry indicating the wall is part of their property. It is perplexing since the insurance company will pay.
Ceanothus May 2014
