Countryside and London Borough of Bromley have completed the Development Agreement for Churchill Quarter.
The signing of the development agreement enables Countryside to progress the plans, whilst actively responding to feedback received during the first stage of public consultation in July 2017.
Andy Fancy, Managing Director at Countryside Partnerships South, said: “The completion of the development agreement marks another key milestone in the process. During the initial consultation, it was highlighted that the name of the scheme had created some misunderstanding locally, particularly in relation to Church House Gardens. Taking this into consideration, we have decided to take this opportunity to revise the name of the scheme to Churchill Quarter.
“We are planning to hold further public consultation events in November to showcase how the plans have developed in response to residents’ feedback - keeping the community updated is crucial to the development’s success.”
Councillor Peter Morgan, Executive Councillor for Renewal and Recreation, added: “This is a key site in the heart of Bromley’s town centre which will deliver much-needed housing, community and commercial space, as well as opening up access to and protecting this beautiful park. These are all important aspects of this important proposal as well as high-quality architecture.
"I would encourage residents to respond to the next phase of consultation as the scheme moves forward to an ultimately successful outcome.”