Facilities

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The Dining Hall

Hannington Hall © David Tolley Ltd 2006

The College Dining Hall, known as Hannington Hall after the Victorian missionary, Bishop James Hannington, dates from 1832, and makes an ideal setting for banquets, special dinners and less formal lunches.  The hall can seat 100 on benches. Waitress, or self-service meals can be served as requested.  Wines from the College cellars can be served with lunch and dinner.  Pre-dinner receptions can be arranged.

The College Bar

The Bar and Buttery are generally opened in conjunction with private bookings, conferences, weddings, banquets and receptions. Use can be made of the secluded terrace which has direct access to the Dorfman centre.

Meeting RoomCapacityLayout
Miles Room40Theatre style
Davis Room12Boardroom style
Theberge Room25Boardroom style
Music Room40Theatre style
Latner Room40Theatre style
Dorfman Centre50/30Theatre style/boardroom
Chapel150Theatre style

Quads

The Lower Quad and Chavasse Terrace are.ideal for receptions in summer or, with the addition of a Marquee, a perfect location for weddings and conference banquets etc with a capacity of up to 250.

Car parking

We regret that there is no car parking on any of the sites, (except for the disabled).