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Widmore Road

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Bromley Council continues to recover funds through Proceeds of Crime, a mechanism used for projects like Widmore Road.

Bromley Council has recovered over £226,000 through Proceeds of Crime (POCA) since 2021, according to a report discussed by the Development Control Committee in December 2025. The council's Planning Investigation Team undertakes extensive work to obtain these funds.

The Widmore Road project, where £110,000 was recovered through Proceeds of Crime in 2024, is part of the council's efforts to bring neglected properties back into productive use.

Key facts

  1. Bromley Council recovered over £226,000 through Proceeds of Crime since 2021. Source
  2. A report on these recoveries was discussed by the Development Control Committee in December 2025. Source
  3. The council's Planning Investigation Team obtains these Proceeds of Crime funds. Source
  4. The council aims to bring neglected properties back into productive use. Source
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