MPG Events


Looking for an event venue? It’s time to think diff erently


The owners of some of the best-known venues in Northamptonshire has launched a bespoke events service that provides customers with a range of spaces to hire for anything from a business event to a wedding celebration. MPG Events, the new events off ering from McManus


Pub Group, was offi cially launched last month at T e Brampton Halt. Guests from across the business com- munity were invited to fi nd out more about MPG Events and to sample some of the group’s legendary hospitality. MPG Events offers organisers the choice of a


range of different spaces across Northamptonshire, Buckinghamshire and Cambridgeshire, whether they are


looking for a traditional pub, private marquee or garden space. T e venues are perfect for weddings, birthdays, baby showers and wakes – but they’re also set to appeal to a corporate client base looking to host meetings, team building days or to entertain clients. T e company’s message is T ink Diff erently, inviting


guests to see the potential in hosting events at a venue where business and pleasure can mix, providing profes- sional business space with meeting rooms, TV screens, projectors and audio-visual equipment, as well as the option to combine that with the chance to socialise and enjoy a drink and a meal before, during or after the event. Venues in the MPG Events portfolio include Barratts


in Northampton, T e Swan at Lamport, T e Sun Inn at Hardingstone and Shipmans in Northampton town cen- tre. Details of all the venues, along with the individual options, facilities and group numbers for each one are available from the MPG Events website and brochure. Tom McManus said: “We are proud of our range of


venues, they’re all very popular but probably have even more to off er than people maybe realise. We are inviting


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