enforced sale
Bromley Council recently reported recovering over £226,000 through Proceeds of Crime related to planning enforcement.
Bromley Council reported in December 2025 that it had recovered over £226,000 since 2021 through Proceeds of Crime (POCA), a process discussed by the Development Control Committee. This work, undertaken by the council's Planning Investigation Team, aims to bring neglected properties back into productive use by recovering costs spent on planning enforcement.
No further discussions or decisions regarding enforced sales are currently scheduled at Bromley Council. The enforced sale process is a legal mechanism Bromley Council uses to sell properties to recover costs incurred from planning enforcement, as described by the council's system.
Key facts
- Bromley Council recovered over £226,000 since 2021 through Proceeds of Crime (POCA). Source
- The recovery of funds was reported in December 2025. Source
- The Development Control Committee discussed the Proceeds of Crime recovery. Source
- The council's Planning Investigation Team undertakes this work. Source
- The council aims to bring neglected properties back into productive use. Source
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