
Bromley midwife who told mother ‘If you don’t push, I’m going to cut you’ banned from profession
She has been banned from the profession after she also told a mother: 'What’s wrong with you? Are you emotional?” after the patient cried out in pain.
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She has been banned from the profession after she also told a mother: 'What’s wrong with you? Are you emotional?” after the patient cried out in pain.

Croydon Council's council tax support scheme costs around £39m per year, and is more generous than outer London boroughs like Bromley, Enfield and Harrow

Exciting news for Bromley Football Club fans! Our very own Ravens have snapped up a new signing, defender Adam Jackson, who joins us on a free transfer. This is a fantastic boost for the team as we look ahead to the season!

An ombudsman ruled the South London authority was not at fault for refusing to reimburse 10 months of school travel costs

The Bromley-based consultant spends £3,000 a month on his mortgage and bills

The expansion to Bromley North would allow the bus to connect with two other Superloop routes
Three boys aged 14 to 17 among four stabbed in ‘altercation’ at KFC in Bromley High Street
Latest updates as four taken to hospital and seven people arrested after stabbings on Bromley High Street

Sirens have been heard from as far as 15 minutes away

The scene has been cordoned off for hours with a helicopter heard hovering overhead

Council Leader Colin Smith said last year’s Fair Funding Review which reduced Bromley’s grant by £22.2m was "punishing endeavour and rewarding waste"

Eddie Nketiah, who lives in Bromley, did not attend the brief hearing
Bromley town has had ‘high level talks with senior civil servants’ about exceeding the 5% cap the Government puts on council tax bill increases

Seven vehicles seized and eleven vehicles have been crushed in the last six months as the council rains down on dumped rubbish

The South London council accepted its communication “fell short of the standard families should expect”

The plans were approved by councillors on Wednesday (August 12)

Bromley Council closed Shortlands Library in January after cracks were found in one of the library’s rear walls

The supermarket giant has resolved to build the homes on land “where the ground is not heavily contaminated” after evidence of asbestos, cyanide and heavy metals were discovered

David Eccott, a 75-year-old former music teacher for the Bromley Youth Music Trust, taught children for a year before disclosing his arrest
Ravens trump Eagles at sun-soaked Hayes Lane