Welcome to Friends of Bromley Town Parks and Gardens

We are a voluntary, non-profit group of concerned local people working, in partnership with the London Borough of Bromley, the parks contractor (idVerde) and others, to influence local decision makers in a positive manner.

The objective of our organisation is to secure the preservation and enhancement of the parks and gardens adjacent to the centre of Bromley and which are environmentally contributory to the Town Centre Conservation Area; namely Library Gardens, Church House Gardens, Martins Hill, Queens Mead, Queens Garden, College Green, and Bromley Palace Park (aka Civic Centre grounds).

In addition the Friends are interested in areas adjacent, in particular the wooded slopes and verges of Beckenham Lane, the Valley School Field and Grounds, The ‘Bromley Oak’ and landscaped verges of Kentish Way, plus the Glassmill Pond (off Glassmill Lane).

The extent of Bromley’s green centre is shown in green in the map below.

Parks are not currently a statutory requirement for local councils and therefore at risk. You can make a difference to the future of our public green spaces. This can be either in an active role or just as a supporter of our aims.

If you live locally please support us by becoming a member and help make a difference.