News

• Bromley teams celebrate success!
  14 October 2008

  Bromley youth sports teams celebrated their success in winning the Balfour Beatty London Youth Games for the second year running at a reception last Friday in Bromley’s Civic Centre.

• Bromley Tennis Centre achieves LTA Clubmark
  13 October 2008

  Bromley Tennis Centre is one of the few Tennis Centre/Clubs that has achieved the LTA Clubmark standard.

• Priory-based Club achieves Performance Centre Status
  13 October 2008

  Orpington Junior Badminton Club based at the Priory Sports Centre have achieved Performance Centre Status.

• Sport Unlimited - Sport is Fun!!
  8 October 2008

  Bromley’s young people are being encouraged to have fun and get active thanks to Sport England’s national ‘Sport Unlimited’ programme. Sport England hopes that through the programme young people will learn that sport is fun, does not have to be competitive and that everyone can take part.

• Bromley Mytime is proud to present 'ArtsTrain' - new music technology and arts opportunities for young people in Bromley.
  18 September 2008

  ArtsTrain is a year-long programme in Bromley with three training levels or ‘Platforms’. The project has been developed by Bromley Mytime and has received funding from Arts Council England. Other partners for the project include LBB Youth Service, Marjorie McClure school, Broomleigh Housing and the Bromley Education Business Partnership.

   

• Bromley Athlete represents Great Britain at The Paralympic Games
  15 September 2008

  Following Bromley's winning success at the 2008 London Youth Games, the Greater London Authority (GLA) selected one Bromley competitor to attend the opening ceremony at the Paralympics Games in Beijing.

• Bromley Swimmers visit Olympic site
  5 September 2008

  Following Bromley’s win at the 2008 Balfour Beatty London Youth Games, 3 members of the swimming team were invited to visit the 2012 Olympic site on the first day work began at the Aquatic Centre.

• Bromley Supports New Secondary School entrants
  1 September 2008

  Bromley Council’s Executive Member for Children and Young People, Councillor Ernest Noad, visited Kelsey Park Sports College on Tuesday 19 August to see the Moving On to Secondary School (MOSS) summer project in action. The project also took place at The Priory and Bishop Justus schools this summer.

• Mytime website - now even more accessible!
  24 April 2008

  As part of our commitment to ensuring equality of opportunity for everyone, the Equality Action Group commissioned IT specialists AWP to review our site for ease of use. As a result of this review, some changes have been made in order to improve accessibility.

• More sporting opportunities for people with disabilities
  31 March 2008

  Over 80 people with disabilities of all ages took part in two free events over the weekend to try out new sports and physical activities, coordinated by Bromley Mytime.