Bexley Council issues planning and traffic orders

June 3, 2026

South London News On Your Doorstep Desk Edited By Jimmy Nsubuga

Bexley Council has published a series of public notices, informing residents of upcoming planning applications and temporary traffic restrictions across the borough. These notices cover a range of developments, from major planning applications to amendments to parking places and temporary road closures.

Planning Applications and Conservation Areas

Several planning applications have been submitted, including those classified as "major development." One such application is located within the Erith Riverside Conservation Area, signalling potential changes to the historic locality. Additionally, applications have been made for listed building consent and for planning permission that may affect the setting of a listed building. These applications are being processed under the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 and associated regulations. The specific details of these applications, including their potential impact, will be subject to public consultation as per standard planning procedures.

Temporary Traffic Restrictions and Parking Orders

The council has also issued notices regarding temporary traffic restrictions. An order has been made for the temporary restriction of vehicular traffic on Highview Road and Granville Road in Sidcup. Furthermore, a notice of intention has been published for Parkwood Road, Bexley. In Crayford, an amendment to the parking places order for Crayford Station has been made, which may affect local parking arrangements. These measures are typically implemented to facilitate essential works or events, with specific durations and diversions detailed in the full notices.

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