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Land at Swanley Bypass

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Bromley Council's planning enforcement efforts include funds confiscated for the Land at Swanley Bypass project.

Bromley Council's Development Control Committee discussed a report in December 2025 detailing over £226,000 recovered since 2021 through Proceeds of Crime (POCA). These funds were obtained by the council's Planning Investigation Team and are used for planning enforcement activities.

The Land at Swanley Bypass project is one such initiative, where £30,000 was confiscated and ringfenced for Planning Enforcement in 2025. This project also involved £50,000 in legal costs paid during the same year.

Key facts

  1. Bromley Council recovered over £226,000 through Proceeds of Crime since 2021. Source
  2. A report on crime proceeds recovery was discussed by Bromley's Development Control Committee in December 2025. Source
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