CONFERENCING & EVENTS


FEATURE


Conferencing space in the Heart of Sherwood Forest


Edwinstowe House provides hi-tech conferencing, meeting and training facilities in a unique and relaxed setting.


Why you should choose Edwinstowe House: • Choice of conference & meeting rooms • Free secure large car park • Superfast Wi-Fi Access • Rooms equipped with latest technology • On-site catering team and restaurant • Break out rooms • Easily accessible


Contact us today to book on: 01623 827 900 Visit: www.edwinstowe-house.co.uk


harvestfieldscentre.co.uk


An ideal Midlands meeting venue situated on the outskirts of Sutton Coldfield, and just nine miles from Birmingham City Centre, we are close to the M6, M6 toll, M42 and just 5 minutes from the A38. Close to frequent cross-Birmingham trains and good travelling times from Birmingham International and East Midlands airports. Set in a semi-rural location away from all the hustle and bustle of the cities, yet close to all the major transport hubs.


• Purpose built excellent conference, meeting and training venue. •We offer bright modern facilities with a capacity for up to 180 delegates • Nine meeting rooms with lots of breakout options • Easy access, free car parking and Wi-Fi • Competitive rates and attentive customer service • High standards


To book a show round or an event please do give us a call, or why not pop in?


You will always find a warm welcome and a freshly brewed cup of tea or coffee. We are a not for profit organisation and every penny we make is invested back into our community.


Harvest Fields Centre • Harvest Fields Way


Sutton Coldfield • Birmingham •West Midlands • B75 5TJ T: 0121 323 2401


E: bookings@harvestfieldscentre.org.uk business network May 2018 45


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