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13 years ago
Very good conference in Canary Wharf, London.Amazing views and a very classy Environment . Professionals at very high Levels . read more
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10 Upper Bank Street
London E14
United Kingdom
Canary Wharf, Isle of Dogs
020 7006 1000
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I was a conference delegate here…read more It's a very nice comfortable space, lots of visibility out to the real world but no distractions. The coffee and lunch were lovely, if it hadn't have rained it was set to be al fresco on their roof garden which offers views of The Shard, London Eye & the rather special Oxo building, or should I say OXO. Thoroughly recommend for a small conference.
UKCMS provide exceptional service and the facilities are second-to-none. Glen is more than helpful…read moreand our business has certainly benefited from their services. I would be more than happy to recommend UKCMS to anyone.
At UKCMS the staff are friendly and always happy to help for advice on your business…read more The meeting room's venue offers up a brilliant service with food and drink, I would like to recommend to any new businesses for Web Design work and updating all general business meeting. Very professional service, I will definitely use them again. Joe's Building & Plastering Services
I am a regular client of BCS City Lounge for years now. Great place to have formal / informal…read moremeeting (much better than coffee shop or cheap hotel lounge). Great view of the Hyde Park, natural light, airy, friendly staffs. Free tea / coffee & high speed wifi. I've used their boardroom as well. Easily the best meeting room in W1. Highly recommended.
TechHub London is a coworking space in London. From super fast internet speed, to a fantastic…read moreworking environment, TechHub is far better than any of those posh members club that pretend to care about entrepreneurs or those who work remotely. With affordable membership rates and even daily passes when you just need somewhere to set up your laptop and work - TechHub is it! They also can host various types of events, so if you're looking for a place to host an after party for a conference or a workshop, this is it!
The place to hang out for tech people when they are in Londonread more
Great place for a conference! I'm willing to bet that someone has to be a member of the…read moreInstitution in order to hold a conference there, but if that's not a problem then you'll find the location and inside to be quite posh. Downstairs there are a couple different rooms that were used for catering, and on the ground floor was a big auditorium with plush seats that a couple hundred people could fit into. The stage at the front is great for debates or a presentation.
If you want to hold an event that is going to impress- this is the place. For most of us however,…read morewe will have to settle for being invited as guests as I expect the cash it takes to rent this place out for the night is far more than I earn in a year. The halls themselves are very grand and old-fashioned. Beautiful large windows let the light in from every corner (at night this has the effect of making things a bit chilly though) and old paintings hang proudly on the wall. It's the kind of place you find charity auctions and gala balls although most people will recognise it as the place from the BBC 1 trail, you know the one where the two women slide down the curtains elaborately? No? Just me then... Most recently the venue hosted Secret Cinema, the ever impressive cult cinema event. The blend between old and new worked really well and it was clearly a big treat for people who would never otherwise enter this building to be able to enjoy a night out here. I suggest it's worth keeping your eyes open for similar events, charity do's and the like because this really is a great building to enjoy a bit of decadence in.
I went to the happy (crowded) event that was the Rum Experience at the Lawrence Hall, here on the…read moreweekend. It's not the easiest venue in the world to find, although as filimbouk points-out, once you're in vast Vincent Square, you'll find it eventually! As soon as you enter the building, it has a much more pleasant feeling than many other exhibition venues. Far less 'industrial' and cold. Inside, it's beautifully maintained with impeccable stair carpeting, an immaculate lift, attractive (rather than industrial) light fittings inside the (show) hall. You're far less likely to get the same feeling of weariness here that can often be a real downside at other trade fair sites. The seminar and conference rooms are located on the second floor (a steep stair climb or quick lift journey away), with the ladies on the same floor and the men's on the third. The ladies loos were pristine. The seminar room wasn't too vast, comfortable to sit-in, providing easy viewing and good acoustics. I didn't get the chance to visit the café area, as I didn't spot any obvious signage telling me about it
Beautiful offices in the center of town in London. Completely redone a couple of years ago it's…read morespacious, open and lots of nice hangout areas. I enjoy coming here and it's quite convenient to get to.
Southbank Mosaics is a charity that provides mosaic art by the community, for the community. I…read morehappened upon a beautiful example of their work when I was passing through a foot tunnel at Waterloo. I then looked up their website and decided to pay them a visit as I am a big fan of mosaic art. What I discovered was any creative person's dream come true! A colourful underground world of visually inspirational mosaic pieces hanging on all the walls of a permanent space where you can come to participate in an open and friendly creative community. It's open every week day and participation is for free! You don't even have to be an expert, the idea is that anyone and everyone can come together and try their hand at this historical tactile, artform, united in one cause; to make London a brighter, happier, more beautiful place!
Thjis TA Centre is a regimental HQ and has loads of history to tell. The centre can be hired for…read moreprivate functions although this is dependant on the centres availability. They allow outside caterers to use the centre (these have to be vetted first however). The main hall is a good size and has a huge plaque on the front wall listing all the London Irish Rifles servicemen and women who paid the ultimate price. Prices and availability are on request from the admin office at the centre.
Known as Chatham House, with independent thinking on international affairs in London. I like CH…read morebecause like minded us meet, reflecting my rich study times at the Kennedy School of Government. The famous Chatham House Rule is invoked at meetings to encourage openness (participants are free to use the info received, but no identities or affilations might be revealed) The Under 35s Forum is a fab opp to meet our generation of decision makers and opinion leaders, thru debates, and roundtable discussions. Compared with LSE public events, it is a private space with a lot more securities. Every event, one's name needs to be on the list. Many events have online transcripts and recording (membershp required) providing an opportunities for us to reflect after some heated discussions. I enjoy reading the World Today (monthly magazine) while International Affairs (leading European IA journal) often caught my eyes on the specific topics with depth analysis :) Thought provoking! The house sits quietly on St. James Sq (including the library) and one needs to be a member to enjoy many benefits. I still encourage the like minded to check out, at least the website as one rarely recognises such a place with huge intellectual power behind...
Okay, despite my feelings last time I reviewed Chatham House, I've since rejoined, drawn chiefly by…read morethe library as the cost of membership is less than comparable academic libraries. And so far, things are looking promising: more events, more members-only events, more interesting under 35s events and the opportunity for more involvement. So I'm feeling more positive about rejoining. But I'll post another update when I'm further into my membership.