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Bromsgrove District Council has adopted new planning decision rules set by Government, with measures to keep residents involved through ward councillors.
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Bromsgrove Council, Planning & Local Government News
Latest Bromsgrove council news, planning applications, housing proposals, public-service decisions and regeneration updates.
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Sanders Park Halloween Light Trail: Free Event 31 October
Sanders Park hosts a free Halloween Light Trail on 31 October with illuminated paths, projections, food stalls and funfair. Open 5pm–10pm.
Culture Central Appointed to Skills Programme for Bromsgrove Arts Sector
Culture Central has been commissioned to deliver training and professional development for cultural organisations and practitioners across the Bromsgrove…
Confident Update on Nailers Yard
Half the office space at Nailers Yard in Bromsgrove is under offer, with two more suites expected to be let by Christmas, the Council has confirmed.
Pink Vehicle Marks Record Year for Business Recycling
Bromsgrove District Council's commercial waste service collected 240 tonnes more recyclable material in the past year, prompting a new pink vehicle to…
Make Your Mark - Become a Creative Producer
Bromsgrove and Redditch are recruiting 16–24-year-olds as Creative Producers to shape local arts and culture. Ten places available on each project.
Closure Date Set for Car Park
Stourbridge Road Car Park in Bromsgrove town centre will close permanently from 24 September to make way for redevelopment. Six alternative car parks…
Sanders Set for Spooky Saturday
Sanders Park's Halloween Light Trail returns on 31 October with free entry, new themed zones, and illuminated fun from 5pm to 10pm for all ages.
Rescue Your Recyclables
Bromsgrove District Council's Recycle Week 2026 campaign highlights everyday items like toothpaste tubes and foil that can be recycled instead of thrown…
More Responses Sought
Bromsgrove residents have three weeks to complete the My Neighbourhood Survey 2026. Closing 21 September at 9am, it takes 10 minutes and shapes council…
Step Inside Local History with Heritage Open Days
Bromsgrove's Heritage Open Days 2026 is a 10-day festival of free events, tours and talks. Enter the Heritage Hunters competition for prizes.
Striding Into September
Bromsgrove District Council launches free nine-week Couch to 5K courses from 14 September 2026. No booking needed, sessions across multiple locations,…
Help Shape Future Improvements to Skateparks
Bromsgrove District Council is seeking feedback on improvements to Sanders Park and St Chad's Park skateparks. Complete a survey by 14 September 2026.
Taking the Ache Out of Arthritis
Bromsgrove District Council is launching free ESCAPE-pain rehabilitation sessions from September 7 2026 for people with joint pain in the knee, hip or…
Change to district housing register confirmed
Bromsgrove District Council is launching a new housing register system called Bromsgrove Home Choice in August. All current applicants must reapply, but…
Calling All Bromsgrove Residents
Bromsgrove District Council launches its annual My Neighbourhood Survey on 10 August. Residents have until 21 September to share feedback on local…
Sanders Park Car Park Extension Work Begins August
Bromsgrove District Council is extending Sanders Park car park from 17 August, adding 23 standard and 6 disabled parking bays over 6-8 weeks.
Bromsgrove Local Plan Scoping Consultation Opens 24 July
Bromsgrove District Council has launched a public consultation on the scope of its new Local Plan, running until 4 September 2026. Residents can shape…
Sanders Park and Lickey End Win Green Flag Awards
Sanders Park and Lickey End Recreation Ground have been awarded Green Flag status, recognising them as among the best-managed parks in the UK.
Bromsgrove Council Tackles Anti-Social Behaviour
Bromsgrove District Council is supporting Anti-Social Behaviour Awareness Week (29 June–5 July) and urges residents to report incidents to police, local…