Penge in Bloom is a free competition, for residents, business and community areas. We encourage all those who love to garden to turn our town into a blooming success. There are awards for the winners and an opportunity to enter the Bromley in Bloom competition. Judging will take place in June/July so now is the…
Our third annual Halloween Trail saw Penge’s littluns out and about on the High Street and once again appearances were deceptive… Despite looking like right little horrors they were impeccably behaved and a treat (rather than a trick) for all. Twenty four local traders took part offering up sweets, or in one case chicken bites,…
The good people of Penge have spoken once more. We asked our Facebook and Twitter followers to vote for their favourite SE20 shop, cafe, restaurant, pub and takeaway. And hundreds did just that. So once again, we’re very proud to announce their Picks of Penge. Drum roll please… Best restaurant: Friends of Flavours They’ve already won…
A few months ago a young Penge resident by the name of Eleanor Way sowed the seeds for a lovely colourful addition to the gardens of SE20 and her idea grew and grew and grew…. Six years old Eleanor made a poster for a Sunflower Growing Competition, buying seeds and posting them in mini envelopes through the letterboxes of each house on…
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Local historian Martin Spence explores the origins of the P-word Let’s face it, Penge is widely regarded as a bit of a joke, and a lot of that is down to its name. But why exactly is the name thought to be so funny? Is it because it’s a single syllable? Is it the dialectical…
It’s thirsty work running polls and luckily SE20 has plenty of great options to quench that parched throat. But which is your favourite? The Best Pub or Bar in SE20 is…. Goldsmiths Moon and Stars Pawleyne Arms Bridge House Tavern Mitre Maple Tree Crooked Billet Anerley Arms Graces the Alexandra Douglas Fir Southey Taproom Create…
Two great local annual events occur this Sunday in sunny SE20, guaranteed to sate the appetites of both foodies and bargain hunters. Penge Recreation Ground (aka Penge Green) hosts Pengelicious, the food festival, with the following delights: fancy southern Italian panzerotti, contemporary Persian, modern vegan, authentic Himalayan, classic Jamaican, soulfood chilli, local fare from Penge…
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SE20 is certainly not short of takeaways and many are very good indeed. We asked for nominations for the best from the Penge Tourist Board Facebook group members and they came up with a mouthwatering list of local delights for us to mull over till tea time. Mmmm, if we can wait that long… where’s the…
As The Tour de Penge enters its 11th year, the PTB caught up for a Q&A with organising committee member Conor Crossinggum from Penge Cycle Club. PTB: Can you describe the Tour de Penge to those that don’t know it? Part of the Penge Festival, the Tour starts with the spectacle of hundreds of cyclists…
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