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As we look forward to the year ahead, we’re celebrating our favourite good deeds from venues across Westminster who have been helping others and offering their time, resources and generosity throughout the pandemic.

Broad Sanctuary Green, the lawn situated at the front of London’s QEII Centre, has been renamed United Nations Green in commemoration of the 75th anniversary of the United Nations (UN).

Cavendish Conference Centre looks ahead at how catering, hybrid events and social distancing will affect meetings and conferences in the near future.

Manoeuvring our way around the unfathomable challenges of COVID-19 has been a real test for the whole industry, and as an events team, Regent’s has learnt more than ever the role that communication plays in success.

Make Venues has announced the appointment of Paul Martins to its senior management team for Broadway House.

116 Pall Mall shares how to bring Bridgerton to life with the grandeur and elegance of the venue for your next event.

London’s multi-purpose event venue, Church House Westminster, now offers film, media and TV production organisers fibre connectivity to deliver outside broadcasts to anyone, anywhere in the world.

IET London: Savoy Place’s Sean Spencer shares some of the top industry tech trends to watch out for in 2021.

Central Hall Westminster has achieved the ECOsmart Gold Venue Award for its exemplary green credentials introduced over the last five years.

With guidelines restricting larger numbers for weddings, 116 Pall Mall has launched a new exclusive intimate wedding package for up to 15 people.