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Public gardens 'would be degraded' by new £3.9m building as 1,800 sign petition

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Bromley Council say the new archive facility would ensure "important local relics of our past remain available to residents"

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Public gardens 'would be degraded' by new £3.9m building as 1,800 sign petition

Bromley Council say the new archive facility would ensure "important local relics of our past remain available to residents"

·London, United Kingdom
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My London broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Saturday, July 5, 2025.
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