Your Beckenham:  Beckenham is a small suburban town within the London Borough of Bromley. Thought to be named after its earliest settler at the beginning of the first millennium. Together with ham - meaning Village "Beckenham" was named. The river Beck that runs through the area was named after the town. Beckenham remained a substantial village, until the arrival of the railway and the building of The Crystal Palace. By the 1950's Beckenham was the largest town in Kent (75,000 - 10,000 more than Bromley). Today, it is a quiet suburb overshadowed by Bromley. Retaining much of its historical character - Its town centre a mismatch of 1940-60's and period buildings - some more than 200-300 years old. Beckenham is a leafy suburb with good transportation links (although mainly a BR stopping service - Refer to the Travel page for more information). A short journey from Croydon and Bromley town centres and 20-30 minutes BR train journey from London (Victoria, Charing Cross or Cannon Street). In the opposite direction, the M25 is 20 minutes away so Beckenham is a short journey to the Green Belt country side...

Beckenham's Local Locksmiths pride ourselves on the things that we believe matter when it comes to locksmithing, whether it be the routine changing of locks following a move in or move out, or an emergency locksmithing callout: