Beckenham Business Association

Mark Prisk MP, Secretary of State for Business & Enterprise and Jo Johnson MP for Orpington will be attending the Orpington Campus of Bromley College (formerly OrpingtonCollege) on Wednesday 2 May at 2.30pm for a meeting with Bromley based businesses.

This is a real opportunity for local businesses to put some questions to a senior Government Minister – no holds barred!. The meeting will start at 2.30pm and finish by 3.30pm.

In terms of the meeting, Jo Johnson will introduce Mark Prisk briefly.  Mark will then speak for around 15 minutes covering the following topics:

- What the Government is doing for Small Businesses

- Access to Finance

- Red Tape

- Mentoring

- Apprenticeships

This is a session for businesses and Mark Prisk wants to hear your concerns

Please email in advance to chandra@tangentoffice.com if you wish to attend

All businesses are warmly welcomed to the next Beckenham Business Association meeting on 12 June.

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Town Centre Management is delighted to bring the attached events to Beckenham Town Centre, including

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‘BEST DRESSED WINDOW’ COMPETITION

Theme: Queen’s Diamond Jubilee

Date: From 1st May until 30th June 2012

‘Diamonds are Forever’, ‘The Queen of Diamonds’ or ‘Diamonds are a Girl’s Best Friend’…… why not dress your window and join Beckenham Town Centre in celebrating the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee.

Further details and application form here

Bromley Council is inviting couples celebrating their diamond anniversary this year and businesses celebrating 60 years of trading in the borough to join in the official celebrations on 15 May 2012.

Any couples or businesses can contact Kay Coulton, Cultural Business Development Officer on 020 8461 7539 or email kay.coulton@bromley.gov.uk for further information.

by Copers Cope Area Residents Association (CCARA)

Beckenham is a vibrant Town within the London Borough of Bromley, Kent.

Currently, there are 321 thriving  businesses within that area.

The Beckenham Business Association represents businesses within that area – it needs the support of those businesses to ensure that the BBA Executive Committee represents the interests of all those businesses accurately and to ensure that the growth and success of Beckenham as a Town is safe and welcoming to all who live, work and visit Beckenham.

Regular meetings are held to enable this to happen as well as the opportunity to meet other local businesses owners.