Croydon In The 2010s - Differences between Version 50 and Version 49 of 75-77 High Street

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Business premises on the [[Locale High Street\|High Street]].	"Tech hub" on the [[Locale High Street\|High Street]], consisting of desk/office space and a cafe. It opened in May 2016. The cafe is open to the public.
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It was vacant as of July 2012, and being used as a building site entrance for the construction of the new Croydon Council offices (Bernard Weatherill House) <small>[https://www.flickr.com/photos/kake_pugh/7662576448/ photo]</small>.	Accessibility to Byte Cafe: A huge step to get in. They do have a portable ramp, but there's no doorbell. Even so, the only normal-height seating in the cafe is up a couple of steps; all other seating is at high tables.
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As of October 2013 it was still vacant, and being advertised to let (the council offices had been completed). Still vacant as of April 2014. Still vacant as of November 2014. Still vacant as of May 2015. Still vacant as of July 2015. Still vacant as of December 2015.	Accessibility to workspace: There is step-free access to the TMRW workspace, but it involves steep slopes and is very convoluted. From facing the front of the building, turn to your right, then take the next left (Robert Street; steep slope up). At the end of the street is a barrier in front of a car park <small>[https://www.flickr.com/photos/kake_pugh/32075038967/ photo]</small>; press the intercom button here to have the barrier raised. Go down the steep slope, turn left, and head for the ramp leading to the back entrance of the building <small>[https://www.flickr.com/photos/kake_pugh/32075038597/ photo]</small>. There's another intercom button here <small>[https://www.flickr.com/photos/kake_pugh/32075038057/ photo]</small> for access to the building. Once inside, take the lift to the first floor. There is an accessible toilet <small>[https://www.flickr.com/photos/kake_pugh/40051783363/ photo]</small> next to the workspace entrance.
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In December 2015, [https://publicaccess3.croydon.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?activeTab=summary&keyVal=ZZZW0EJLXB851 planning permission was granted] (ref 15/04134/P) for use as a "tech hub" including office space and a cafe. This opened as a "tech hub" called TMRW (pronounced "Tomorrow") in May 2016, which consisted of desk/office coworking space and a cafe called Byte Cafe. These were both still there as of December 2019. Accessibility to Byte Cafe: A huge step to get in. They did have a portable ramp, but there was no doorbell. Even so, the only normal-height seating in the cafe was up a couple of steps; all other seating is at high tables. Accessibility to workspace: There was step-free access to the TMRW workspace, but it involved steep slopes and was very convoluted. From facing the front of the building, turn to your right, then take the next left (Robert Street; steep slope up). At the end of the street is a barrier in front of a car park <small>[https://www.flickr.com/photos/kake_pugh/32075038967/ photo]</small>; press the intercom button here to have the barrier raised. Go down the steep slope, turn left, and head for the ramp leading to the back entrance of the building <small>[https://www.flickr.com/photos/kake_pugh/32075038597/ photo]</small>. There's another intercom button here <small>[https://www.flickr.com/photos/kake_pugh/32075038057/ photo]</small> for access to the building. Once inside, take the lift to the first floor. There is an accessible toilet <small>[https://www.flickr.com/photos/kake_pugh/40051783363/ photo]</small> next to the workspace entrance.
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	<div class="history"> It was vacant as of July 2012, and being used as a building site entrance for the construction of the new Croydon Council offices (Bernard Weatherill House). As of October 2013 it was still vacant, and being advertised to let (the council offices had been completed). Still vacant as of April 2014. Still vacant as of November 2014. Still vacant as of May 2015. Still vacant as of July 2015. Still vacant as of December 2015. As of December 2015, [http://publicaccess2.croydon.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?activeTab=summary&keyVal=ZZZW0EJLXB851 planning permission was granted] for use as a "tech hub" including office space and a cafe. This opened as TMRW/Tomorrow/Byte Cafe in May 2016. </div> <div class="last_verified">Existence last checked in December 2019.</div>
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summary='Business premises on the High Street, occupied during the 2010s by a tech hub called TMRW and an associated cafe called Byte Cafe.' website='http://tmrw.co/' website=''	summary='Workspace and cafe on the High Street.' website='http://tmrw.co/' website=''

"Tech hub" on the High Street, consisting of desk/office space and a cafe. It opened in May 2016. The cafe is open to the public.

Accessibility to Byte Cafe: A huge step to get in. They do have a portable ramp, but there's no doorbell. Even so, the only normal-height seating in the cafe is up a couple of steps; all other seating is at high tables.

Accessibility to workspace: There is step-free access to the TMRW workspace, but it involves steep slopes and is very convoluted. From facing the front of the building, turn to your right, then take the next left (Robert Street; steep slope up). At the end of the street is a barrier in front of a car park photo; press the intercom button here to have the barrier raised. Go down the steep slope, turn left, and head for the ramp leading to the back entrance of the building photo. There's another intercom button here photo for access to the building. Once inside, take the lift to the first floor. There is an accessible toilet photo next to the workspace entrance.