Foots Cray Meadows has been nominated for the Fields in Trust UK’s Best Park award and James Brokenshire is encouraging constituents to support the park in a UK-wide competition organised by green space charity, Fields in Trust.

James Brokenshire met with the Post Office to discuss the temporary closure of Sidcup Post Office and their wider business plans for modernisation and expansion.

James Brokenshire has written to Transport for London to express his opposition to the proposed changes to the 492 bus route which is part of a number of proposed changes to bus routes in the Dartford and Crayford area.

James Brokenshire met with the Senior Public Affairs Manager at Royal Mail to discuss their five-year strategy for Old Bexley and Sidcup and their transformation from a letters business that delivers parcels to a parcels-led business.

James Brokenshire has paid tribute to the commitment and dedication to those serving in the Armed Forces as he attended a special ceremony to raise the Armed Forces Day Flag outside the Civic Offices in Bexleyheath.

James Brokenshire visited Hurstmere School to celebrate the importance of PE and school sport to young people’s wellbeing. The school is one of thousands across the UK taking part in YST National School Sport Week 2019, which runs from 24 to 28 June.

James Brokenshire has welcomed the introduction of the UK’s first ever parcel postboxes being rolled out in his constituency of Old Bexley and Sidcup.

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

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.