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The Royal Air Force Museum offers a unique event space with a choice of flexible function areas to suit a range of events. The museum is a charity, and all profits go straight to the museum. For events…
Right in the town centre, Vue Harrow offers a cutting edge venue you'd never even thought of for business meetings and events; conferences, presentations, networking receptions and of course private screenings…
A hit for weddings and private celebrations, this 4-star hotel right in the middle of town has conference facilities for up to 400 delegates, with flexibility for all kinds of business meetings and events…
Situated on the outskirts of London in Finchley is the one-of-a-kind venue the artsdepot, a purpose-built state of the art arts centre with imaginative spaces for hire to cater for all events of an artistic…
Back in the day, Hotel Cromwell in the peaceful Old Town was a grand farmhouse owned by John Thurloe, secretary to Oliver Cromwell. Spin forward a few centuries and it's been sympathetically re-imagined…
A state-of-the-art cinema is a fantastic venue for business meetings and events; take a look at Vue Finchley North, with capacity for 2,222 guests on very comfortable stadium seating. That’s ideal for…
This gorgeous 17th Century Jacobean Coach House is surrounded by stunning gardens, yet conveniently located in Enfield on the London/Hertfordshire boarders. For events the house and garden room are available…
Set amidst 42 acres of picturesque parkland in Uxbridge, Buckinghamshire, is Denham Grove. In a restful countryside setting with modern amenities, just 14 miles from Wembley. There are 19 light and spacious…
Pendley Manor is a majestic grade II listed building set within 35 acres of stunning woodland and landscaped gardens in Hertfordshire. Its wonderful country setting and traditional decor makes it a great…
The City of London meets the countryside at Capel Manor Gardens, set in 30 acres of picturesque grounds in Enfield, North London. This beautiful historic wedding ceremony venue dates back to the 13th century…
