What could be more exciting than celebrating Christmas at Wembley Stadium, one of the world’s most iconic football stadiums?
Seasoned Events, part of the Crown Group, has today announced the promotion of Adrian Booth to the role of executive chef at the award-winning food and events business.
Celebratory flames from across Great Britain & Northern Ireland will combine at Stoke Mandeville Stadium as part of Paralympic Flame Festival before beginning a 24 hour Paralympic Flame journey to the Stratford and the Opening Ceremony of the London 2012 Paralympic Games.
Church House Conference Centre, one of London’s leading conference and events venues, has opened a new door after closing it for two weeks for annual refurbishment work.
Back by popular demand! Legendary wine expert Oz Clarke will deliver his famous masterclass on Saturday 17 September. Vinopolis have a few tickets left for the 12 noon VIP session and 5pm regular session.
Kudos, part of the Crown Group, has today announced the signing of a new two-year food and venue management contract with the prestigious Honourable Artillery Company (HAC) worth an estimated £3.8 million in total turnover.
The Enterprise Hotel in Kensington, London has become the first independent hotel to sign up for Britain for Events 2011/12, an awareness raising campaign run by The Business Visits and Events Partnership (BVEP). Established in 2000, this annual operation encourages businesses in the UK to communicate through meetings and work together to promote themselves.
For the tenth successive year, Seasoned Events, part of the Crown Group, is to cater for over 500 staff, supporters and runners at the Adidas Women’s 5K Challenge, held in London’s Hyde Park this Sunday (11 September 2011).
Unique Venues of London (UVL), the leading consortium of events venues in the capital, has teamed up with London & Partners and the International Special Event Society (ISES) to run a panel debate on the Olympic Games legacy.
Birmingham is getting ready to host the Liberal Democrats’ autumn conference when it returns to the city this month.
