Where? 
St. Luke’s Community Centre, South Islington, EC1V 8AJ 
[The Loft space is booked all day, with the City & Islington meeting room booked for afternoon break-outs]

When? 
Monday 2 December, 10.30am start – 5pm finish, followed by dinner. The Loft is available from 9am for early arrivals.

How to get there? 
St. Luke’s Community Centre is a 10 minute walk from Old Street or Barbican tube stations, and the nearest bus stop is St. Luke’s Education Centre on the 55 and 243 bus routes. 

Other things to know
Tea, coffee and pastries will be available from 10am for anyone who would like to arrive early. Lunch will be provided, as will an afternoon snack.

Dinner

Where? 
FARE, 11 Old Street. You’ll be asked to pre-order from the Festive Menu, ahead of time.

When? 
Monday 2 December, 6pm – 8pm (when they’ll need our tables back)

How to get there?
FARE Is a 7 minute walk from St. Luke’s.

Other things to know
Please let us know your dietary requirements by Wednesday 30 October at the latest, using the button below.

Accommodation & Travel

Please let us know your accommodation and travel needs by Wednesday 30 October at the latest.

For staff needing hotels, you’ll be placed in the nearest accommodation possible but please note this may be a 10-15 minute walk from the venues. If you would usually travel by East Coast mainline, please see the note below.

Tube and bus journeys to and from the venues can be reimbursed if you have a receipt – please buy a paper ticket where possible as the TfL website which allows you to get receipts for contactless payments has been down for some time now because of a hack.

Accommodation, travel & dietary requirements

East Coast Mainline

There are no trains to or from London King’s Cross on Saturday 30 November and Sunday 1 December. This is due to engineering as part of the East Coast Digital Programme. LNER trains will start and end at St Neots with rail replacement buses between St Neots and Bedford to connect with trains to London St Pancras.

If you would like to travel at the weekend, you may prefer to use the West Coast mainline instead (e.g. from Glasgow), or as a last resort a domestic flight – though our policy is to avoid these wherever possible.