Coney Hall
Council rejects battery storage proposal on Green Belt land
A proposal which could have seen large battery storage facilities developed on Green Belt land in Coney Hall has been rejected by Bromley Council.
29 November, 2025
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A proposal which could have seen large battery storage facilities developed on Green Belt land in Coney Hall has been rejected by Bromley Council.
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