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New Premises, New Chapter for the Community

Posted: Sat Sep 12, 2026 6:04 pm
by TBLadmin
Big news for the Tyrone Brown London Community — after what can only be described as a tremendous run of consultancy success, we are officially moving operations to newer, larger premises. This is a milestone worth marking, not just for the business, but for every member who has contributed to the discussions, shared insights, and helped build a genuinely useful space for Bitcoin and crypto education.

The new location gives us more room for in-person meetups, workshop-style sessions, and a dedicated area for recording the kind of deep-dive explainers that have become a staple of this forum. It also means we can host larger groups without the old space’s capacity limits. For those who have been asking about live Q&A sessions, this move makes them far more practical.

A few practical notes for the community:
  • The online forum remains fully active during the transition — no downtime expected.
  • Any scheduled events will be updated with the new address in the relevant threads.
  • If you have been waiting on a reply from the consultancy side, response times may be slightly longer this week while equipment is relocated.
This move is a direct result of the quality of conversation and the level of engagement here. The consultancy work has grown because the community has consistently asked sharp questions and pushed for clearer explanations of how Bitcoin, self-custody, and broader crypto infrastructure actually work. That reputation does not happen by accident.

For those who want to keep up with the move, see photos of the new space, or check the updated contact details, you can visit the official site here: Tyrone Brown London

With that said, let us open the floor. What would you most like to see in the new space? More beginner workshops, advanced technical sessions, regular open forums, or something else entirely? Drop your thoughts below — the layout is not finalised yet, and community input will genuinely shape how the space is used.