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3 Cloth St, London EC1A 7LD
3 Cloth St, London EC1A 7LD
Farmers & Fletchers plough the profit back into charities that develop vital farming and food production skills.
1 minute from Barbican tube station, 5 minutes from St.Paul’s tube station and very convenient for the new Farringdon Crossrail link.
Court room – 10/120 delegates
The Great Hall – 40/160 delegates
Meeting Room – 16/20 delegates
The Great Hall & Reception – from £1350
The Court Room– from £400
Meeting Room – from £400
The Worshipful Company of Constructors, The Guild of Freemen of the City of London
It only takes a couple of minutes to send us your brief online and we will get to work.
I'd be pleased to recommend Jenny, The Venue Booker. I knew our request was going to be a tall order but she rose to the challenge, negotiated some cracking rates and retained her patience and professionalism despite some spectacular dithering at our end!
Kelly Austin, Expedition & Wilderness Medicine
Easy to work with and cost-effective. In 2014 The Venue Booker was asked to identify a suitable, new venue for Chambers’ prestigious Medical Law Lecture. Jenny not only met the brief by finding the right venue but she also secured it on favourable terms.
Richard Rodger, Hailsham Chambers
The Venue Booker is a fantastic service, not only finding the best venue for my event but the constant support throughout the build-up and event itself. Professionalism throughout with great communication. Nothing was too much hassle which made the process effortless! Highly recommend and will be back in the future!
Sarah Grant, GKN
The Venue Booker provided us with a fantastic selection of venues to view for the two events we enquired about – each of these met our brief, several offered something really special and most of them came with discounted rates that we would not have been able to achieve on our own. The service is free of charge and Jenny is friendly and helpful. We will definitely use them again.
Rachel Bailey, Clement
Jenny and The Venue Booker have provided exemplary service to us over the years.
Saida Basheer, University of Leeds
