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The Supreme Court of the United KingdomPrivate events

S ituated at the heart of historic Parliament Square, the home of the Supreme Court of the

United Kingdom offers a unique guest experience.

Opposite world famous landmarks such as Westminster Abbey, Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament, the home of the Supreme Court in the recently restored Grade II* listed Middlesex Guildhall is available for hire for a variety of corporate events.

A Gothic style building built in 1913, it sets the scene for a memorable event, especially during the evening – whether you are planning a small business dinner or a larger drinks reception. We are also available as a convenient Westminster location for business breakfasts and lunches, and can offer meeting rooms during the day.

E ye-catching features include majestic ceilings, intricate carved beams, an abundance of

exquisite stained glass and world famous artwork. New artwork was also incorporated throughout the building as part of the extensive renovation.

Whatever type of event you are arranging, we would be delighted to discuss how this inspiring and prestigious venue will capture your guests’ imaginations.

Lawyers’ Suite The Supreme Court Private Events

Room informationA beautiful room overlooking Parliament Square, the Lawyers’ Suite is perfect for smaller intimate dinners or receptions. It can also be used for pre-dinner drinks by guests when hired in conjunction with the Lobby on the floor above. There are a number of pieces of artwork for guests to enjoy in sophisticated surroundings.

CapacityStanding Capacity: 70Theatre Style: 54Dinner: 22 (straight)

AVMicrophones and speakerUp Lighters

Albinist Llugiqi Events & International Liaison Co-ordinator Supreme Court of the United Kingdom, Parliament Square, London, SW1P 3BD

mob: +44 (0)7825 659230, tel: +44 (0)20 7960 1892www.supremecourt.uk/visiting/venue-hire.htmlFollow us on Twitter @UKSupremeCourtemail: [email protected]

7.38m

16.28m

PricesAvailable upon request

Ceiling height: 4m

Room informationWith views across the world famous Parliament Square and its iconic landmarks, the second floor lobby is an ideal location for sophisticated dinners or receptions. Situated directly outside Courtroom One, the largest, most ornate and imposing of the Courtrooms, the lobby has a wealth of interesting features that include wooden panelling and intricate stained glass. All these combine to convey a sense of grandeur, and heritage, making this a setting of distinction.

CapacityStanding Capacity: 100Theatre Style: 90Dinner: 60 (rounds)

AVMicrophones and speakerUp Lighters



Ceiling height: 3.25m

The Lobby The Supreme Court Private Events

16.28m

9.23m

PricesAvailable upon request



Meeting Room 3 The Supreme Court Private Events

Room informationLooking for a meeting room with a view? Look no further, this beautiful meeting room overlooks the Houses of Parliament whilst providing an intimate and professional setting for all types of occasions from meetings, to presentations down to filming interviews.

CapacitySeated Capacity: 12

AVPlasma screen, clicker, microphone and speaker all available upon request.

Catering Premium sandwich lunches available from £9.50 per person.

5.5m

5.3m


Prices£250 (ex VAT) half day £450 (ex VAT) all day

Room informationLike each of our meeting rooms, this light-filled space enjoys unparalleled views of Parliament Square. This meeting room is situated at the end of a private corridor.






The Supreme Court Private EventsMeeting Room 4


5.5m

6m




The Supreme Court Private EventsMeeting Room 6


9m

5.5m

Room informationMeeting room with a breakout space on the second floor of the UKSC overlooking Parliament Square. This room provides a unique and impressive setting for a variety of meetings and presentations.







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DirectionsThe Supreme Court is situated on Parliament Square, Westminster, directly opposite the Houses of Parliament close to the statue of Abraham Lincoln.

By undergroundDistrict and Circle lines to Westminster (Exit 6 for Whitehall west).Jubilee line to Westminster (Exit 6 for Whitehall west).Once out of the station walk round the corner away from Whitehall (you should be on Great George Street) and cross the road by the traffic lights. The Supreme Court is on your right hand side behind the statue of Abraham Lincoln.

Nearest mainline stationsVictoria (just over 1 km): Walk down Victoria Street (on the left hand side of the road) until you see Westminster Abbey. Cross over by a small traffic island and continue past the QEII Exhibition Centre. As you turn the corner to come on to Parliament Square you will be walk-ing alongside the building. The main entrance will be on your left.

Charing Cross (just over 1 km): Turn left out of the main train station exit onto the Strand. Passing Waterstones on you left, cross two roads and then walk down the length of Whitehall until you reach Parliament Square. Cross Whitehall, turning right (you should be on Great George Street) and cross the road by the traffic lights near the RICS. The Supreme Court is on your right hand side behind the statue of Abraham Lincoln.

Bus routes:Routes 11, 24, 29, 88, 159 and others all go through Parliament Square. The closest stop, right outside the court, labelled ‘H’ and is served by the 148 and 211. Stop ‘R’ is situated at the end of Victoria Street by Westminster Abbey and is served by the 11, 148, 211, and 24.

Disabled accessThe Supreme Court building is fully adapted for disabled access, with lifts to all floors.

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