James Brokenshire officially opened Birchgrove’s Queensgate Apartments – serviced new retirement homes next to Queen Mary’s Hospital in Sidcup.

In his role as Communities Secretary, James Brokenshire has committed a further £25 million to the new National Holocaust Memorial and Learning Centre to improve the visitor experience and maximise green space on the site, creating an enduring monument to the victims and survivors of the Holocaus

James Brokenshire took a tour of Demelza Hospice in Eltham accompanied by the Chief Executive and met with families and children who use the service.  

James Brokenshire unveiled a plaque to commemorate the installation of a community defibrillator at the Freemantle Hall in Bexley Village. 

James Brokenshire is urging the Post Office to take urgent action to maintain counter services in Sidcup after the temporary closure of Sidcup High Street’s Post Office from 28th June 2019 following the resignation of the Postmaster and the withdrawal of the premises for Post Office use.

James Brokenshire has written to leading developers in his role as Communities Secretary to remind them of their legal obligation to consider the impact of a project on birds and other wildlife, following increasing concern over netting being placed in trees and hedgerows ahead of building work. 

James Brokenshire has welcomed tax changes which will see families across Bexley keeping more money in their pockets.

Communities Secretary, James Brokenshire has announced a multi-million pound package for the Thames Estuary to create jobs, build new homes and boost local economic growth.

James Brokenshire has welcomed news that the Bexley Village Post Office has now re-opened following its temporary closure.

 Since November last year, James has been in regular contact with the Post Office to underline the importance of the Post Office to local residents.

James Brokenshire has welcomed £43,000 to clean up high streets across Bexley, as the Government spends almost £10 million across England to improve local high streets.