Our spaces are suitable for groups from 2 people to 100 people. This might include board meetings or interviews; sessions for your service users; or public events where you want to engage with a wider audience.

We are a home for the community and voluntary sector, so we particularly welcome bookings from non-profits and social enterprise organisations. However, we're happy to hear proposals from anyone and will consider most bookings that are feasible, and that don't go against our policies.

As a shared space, we strenuously enforce a policy of political non-alignment, but we welcome community engagement on political issues.

For example, this means you could hold a multi-party elections hustings, but you could not hold an event for a specific political party or interest.

Similar to our political policy, we have a strict policy on being religiously non-aligned.

It's no problem if your organisation is faith-based, but the event is non-religious or cross-community. However, you could not book our building for an event that was religious in nature, or if you were going to perform a religious function /ceremony / rite as part of it.

Our building is generally available from 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday, except for Bank and Public Holidays.

Yes, but it would be conditional on a few things. We need to approve unsocial hours bookings on a case-by-case basis, so please get in touch and we'll be happy to discuss your plans.

We have a 48-hour cancellation policy.

This means there's no charge if you cancel more than two days from your booking. If you cancel within two-days, we may have to partially or fully charge for the booking.

No, unfortunately you may not order your own catering to our venue. Our Front Of House team would organise this on your behalf from our trusted suppliers.

Sorry, but we do not offer concessionary rates for charities. We are a registered charity ourselves, and we think our rates are already favourable compared to other similar venues.