Clockwise Offices at Bromley Old Town Hall

Clockwise, Bromley Old Town Hall, Bromley, BR1 3FE

We are a newly opened workspace within the Old Town Hall estate - we've created a workspace that blends modern working with the heritage features of the building.

Getting there

Train

Bromley North

Bus

208, 261, 314

Access

Facilities

Accessible toilet
Toilets
Baby changing facilities
Handrails on stairs
Seating available
Step-free routes

About

Refurbished Bromley Old Town Hall

Bromley Old Town Hall has been painstakingly restored and repurposed to include private workspace and coworking for up to 750 members, a restaurant and bar by Dorothy & Marshall and a 23 room boutique hotel, BRAMA.

Nearby

Drop in

Bromley Little Theatre

theatre, community/cultural

Bromley Little Theatre (BLT) has an 113-seat auditorium that was originally a Victorian bakery and stables built in 1888. The first production was in December 1937.

Victorian builder, 1888

Guided tour

Bromley Archives- Bromley Central Library

library

Join us for a guided tour of Bromley Archives. With access to the archive store, typically closed to the public, visitors will get a behind the scenes look at the collection and service.

Aneurin John/Ken Wilson, 1977

Guided tour

Bromley and Sheppard's College

historical house

Founded to house the widows of clergymen, the original building consisted of 20 houses built around a classically-styled quadrangle. Captain Richard Ryder – one of Sir Christopher Wren's surveyors – was in charge of design and construction.

Captain Richard Ryder, 1666

Drop in

St Mary's Church Bromley

religious

A Victorian Church set in a wooded Churchyard, with a vibrant and striking set of Murals around the altar and the Choir. Beautiful Stained Glass. Has indoor toilet facilities. A good quality well used organ in good condition, and excellent acoustics.

Waring and Blake, 1863

Open House Festival