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Bromley Town Centre Park Trail – Stop 1/2 (The Fernery)
To continue the Heritage Trail, retrace your footsteps back to the carriage drive and follow it around the Moat. Continue reading
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BCS talk: From the Vestry to the Palace – Thurs 21 March
This talk will cover the story of local government in Bromley; the buildings, the architecture and what the future might hold. In 1858 when the railway came to Bromley, the borough was run by the Parish Vestry, and election to … Continue reading
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