Project

Bellegrove Housing Development

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Bromley Council approved the Bellegrove Housing Development in October 2025, paving the way for 69 new homes.

Bromley Council approved the Bellegrove Housing Development in October 2025, a £29 million project to deliver 69 new homes in St Paul's Cray. The council's Executive delegated authority to the Director of Housing, Planning, Property and Regeneration to approve grant funding and execute legal documentation for the site. This decision followed a report on the award of works contract.

The Bellegrove Housing Development is part of the 'Building Bromley Homes for Bromley Residents programme' and is funded by a GLA grant and external borrowing. The project involves the construction of 69 new homes on the Bellegrove site. No further meetings concerning this topic are currently scheduled in the supplied material.

Key facts

  1. Bromley Council approved the Bellegrove Housing Development in October 2025. Source
  2. The project is a £29 million development. Source
  3. The development will deliver 69 new homes. Source
  4. Funding includes a GLA grant and external borrowing. Source
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