Little London’s Community
Naturally Connected – Little London’s Community Story
Bermondsey, SE1
Before Q1 2025, Little London had all the potential of a vibrant mixed-use property, but its communal energy fell short.
Tenants worked in isolation, shared spaces were bypassed, and meaningful connections were rare.
To change the narrative, TSP introduced Crêpes & Community – a simple yet effective courtyard pop-up designed to bring tenants together. It was an easy-going moment with big intentions, and it delivered.
The event welcomed 38 attendees who stayed, mingled, and embraced the chance to connect. Feedback was overwhelmingly positive, and it set the tone for what followed.
By Q2, momentum had grown. The Summer Celebration brought over 70 tenants into the courtyard, transforming a once-overlooked space into a place for connection.
The shift in atmosphere was clear.
Q3 deepened that impact. The Pizza & Beers Social drew remote workers back into the office to reconnect with colleagues, while tenants in the same industry began conversations around collaboration.
Today, Little London is alive with organic connection.
Tenants are choosing to come together, building relationships that extend beyond the events themselves.
The building is no longer just a workplace; it’s a shared experience shaped by community and strengthened over time.
TENANT TESTIMONIALS
“It was great to see all of the tenants come out and utilise the courtyard space, which we don’t often see. I think this event will be a great introduction to getting the community back together. We’re really looking forward to the next event!”
– Zoe Marshall, Tonik
“My team and I really loved the event! It was also really lovely getting to know the TSP team and understanding what they can do for us. Seeing how fun this event was has inspired us to consider inviting other members of the community to our own office lunches and activities.”
– Sophie Yau, Really Good Culture
MORE RESOURCES
DOWNLOAD: The Office Community Playbook
BLOG: The Office Valuation Vortex: Navigating the New Era of Flexible Workspaces
BLOG: 5 Ways to Build Communities That Thrive