Join BCS (and calling all existing members!)
If you care about Bromley and its heritage and green spaces, please support us by joining the Society. Membership per household is only £10 per year. You can join or renew your membership either by visiting our membership portal. or by sending a cheque with a letter giving your full name, postal address, where possible your email address, and a contact telephone number to the Membership Secretary, 3 Hayes Road, Bromley BR2 9AF.-
BCS News
Newsletter archive
BCS Newsletter
BCS tags
- 66-70 High Street
- 2019 Local Plan Site
- AAP
- AGM
- Art Deco
- Arts And Crafts
- BCS events
- Bromley College
- Bromley Council
- Bromley history
- Bromley Palace
- Campaign
- community
- development
- Dunns
- East Street
- Ernest Newton
- Green space
- guided-walk
- heritage
- Heritage Buildings
- HG Wells
- High Street
- High Street (North)
- Jane Austen
- LBB-Bromley-North-Trail
- Local Plan
- Market Square
- Martins Hill
- Museum
- Neo-Classical
- Neo Gothic
- Newsletter
- Old Photos
- Palace Park
- parks
- Picture_House
- planning
- Queen's Gardens
- Site 10
- Site G
- South Street
- Town Hall
- Tweedy Road
- Widmore Road
Follow us on Twitter
Tag Archives: Ernest Newton
179-183 William Hill formerly Martins Bank – Heritage Building
Designed by the Arts and Crafts architect Ernest Newton (see our page here). The Martins Bank website provides some more pictures of the interior of the building, with an interesting note on the occasion: “For our Bromley Branch features, we … Continue reading
Posted in Arts And Crafts, High St North
Tagged Arts And Crafts, Ernest Newton
Comments Off on 179-183 William Hill formerly Martins Bank – Heritage Building
Arts And Crafts Movement in Bromley – Ernest Newton
The renowned architect Ernest Newton has built one of his best works in Bromley: The Royal Bell. Continue reading
Posted in Arts And Crafts, Local Architects, Local History
Tagged Arts And Crafts, Ernest Newton, Heritage Buildings
Comments Off on Arts And Crafts Movement in Bromley – Ernest Newton