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The Queen’s College is one of Oxford’s oldest and most central colleges, located on the High Street in the city centre. Affectionately known as “Queen’s”, the college was founded in 1341 by Robert de Eglesfield and named after Queen Philippa of Hain...

The Joel Joffe Building is Oxford Brookes University’s Swindon Campus. Located a short distance from Swindon city centre and the M4, the site is ideally located and makes the ideal venue. The venue offers a selection of modern meeting rooms and class...

Mansfield College can offer a range of conference, dining and vacation course facilities within one of the most attractive sites in Oxford. The combination of inspiring Victorian Gothic architecture overlooking one of the largest open quadrangles in ...

St Antony's College is set in a pleasant leafy residential area of North Oxford, just a 10-minute walk from the heart of the City. The campus has a mixture of architectural styles ranging from the nineteenth century, through the 1960s, up to the pres...

It is the self contained world of Keble which is the real attraction for conference organisers, speakers and delegates. Its original brick Victorian buildings have now been complemented and supplemented by award winning contemporary developments inc...

St Edmund Hall wishes to maximise the use of its facilities during the Oxford vacations and welcomes conferences, courses and summer schools, of any size, during mid-March to mid-April and from the end of June to October. Situated in the centre of ...

A hidden delight situated in the heart of Oxford, Rhodes House is a beautiful venue steeped in history. Ideal for weddings, photo shoots, business meetings and events, Rhodes House can now be yours for the day. For over three-quarters of a century...

Somerville College is well placed for visitors to the city of Oxford. It has excellent facilities, particularly the Margaret Thatcher Centre, and offers a versatile environment for groups or individuals requiring meeting rooms, lectures, receptions, ...

Harris Manchester College is a small, friendly college which has hosted successful meetings and conferences for over fifteen years. The College occupies a quiet and spacious central position close to all University and city facilities. All seminar...

Our main site at Queens Drive has free on-site parking and is just 2 miles from Junction 15 of the M4, within easy reach of the town centre and close to major bus and train routes. Our Lucena House site offers conference and ICT training rooms. ...

Situated within 5 acres of tranquil leafy grounds, St Anne’s enjoys a unique atmosphere in which to hold any conference, dinner or special event. With a team of experienced professionals on hand we take care of those fine details which help any even...

The College's central location combined with excellent catering provision and professional, friendly service, provide the ideal setting for meetings, receptions , dinners and conferences. St Peter’s is situated a few minutes walk from the bus and ra...

St Hugh's College is fortunate to have fourteen acres of self-contained grounds surrounded by lawns, borders and mature trees, making this one of the loveliest hidden delights of Oxford in which conference delegates can relax within easy reach of lec...

St. Hilda’s College is set in its own extensive grounds running down to the river with beautiful views over playing fields, Christ Church Meadow and the spires of the city. The college is located at the end of a quiet street just off one of Oxford’s...

Kingham Hill is a stunning school situated in the heart of the Cotswolds, surrounded by 96 acres of historic buildings, playing fields and woodlands with spectacular views in all directions. From our character steeped Top School, to state of the art...

Lincoln College was founded in 1427 by Richard Fleming, Bishop of Lincoln. Founded originally as a seat of learning to counteract heretical beliefs in the established church, it has developed into a centre for the study of both science and humanities...