Cudham

Description:

Cudham is one of the very quietest villages in the London Borough of Bromley. Although it once incorporated the larger town of Biggin Hill within it's borders, it is now very much the smaller of the two.

The most significant two places in Cudham are the church of St Peter & St Paul and the nearby Blacksmiths Arms pub. The church has a long history and is mentioned in the Domesday Book. The Blacksmiths Arms dates back to the 17th century and still retains the feel of a real old pub. As well as it's real ale, it also boasts a good restaurant menu.

 

Cudham Recreation Ground links the pub and the church and is home to open spaces, a children's playground and football and cricket, dependent on the season.