Scheduled Monument
Grade II* Listed Building
It is important to us that you enjoy your visit and that the Brass Mill is a safe space for everyone. Following government advice, we would appreciate it if you would continue to wear face coverings in the Mill (unless medically exempt)
and to maintain social distancing to help protect volunteers, staff and visitors. Please be considerate and give everyone the
time and space they need to adjust. We are maintaining an enhanced cleaning regime throughout the Mill. Hand sanitiser
is provided and we would be grateful if you would continue to use it during your visit.
Thank You.
In light of Covid-19, we would
like to assure our visitors that:
In return, we kindly ask visitors to:
What will be open?
All areas of the mill are open with the exception of the garden behind
the annealing furnace which is closed awaiting tree surgery work.
Do you have timed tickets?
We are not operating a timed-entry ticket
system. Our team will be managing a safe and distanced flow of visitors around the workshops. You do not need to book in advance
to visit the Mill.
Do you offer free admission to the Mill?
Admission to the Mill is free; however, the operation of the Mill is a wholly
voluntary activity, we therefore request a donation to the project to enable the project’s ongoing work.
How do we enter the building?
On
arrival, please enter via the gate on The Shallows. This is the only entry and exit point.
Do we need to wear a face covering?
Yes
please. Our volunteers will be wearing face coverings and we strongly encourage our visitors to do the same.
What safety measures do you have in place?
When you arrive, you will be introduced to the layout of the Mill by a welcoming steward.
The Mill comprises four major workshop areas. Each workshop is well-ventilated with multiple doors and windows open to the atmosphere. There is no heating or air-conditioning. We do not have a one-way system but we kindly ask that you follow the practice of current
social distancing measures. This is particularly important at the choke points in the foyer and the doors between the workshops.
The
Mill has been deep cleaned and sanitising stations will be available throughout the building for your use.
We will monitor the number
of visitors in the workshops and may restrict access to prevent over-crowding, so please be patient if there is a queue and bear with
us while we adjust and adapt.
Can I still help the Mill at this time?
Yes please. We are always looking for volunteers to help maintain
the Mill and open it to the public. We are always recruiting volunteers to act as stewards and guides, to help maintain the
gardens and to maintain and prepare displays in the mill. If you are interested, please speak to one of our stewards or contact
us at enquiries@brassmill.com.