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Events beyond the capital: ICC Wales responds to Brit Awards move

International Convention Centre Wales (ICC Wales) has responded, following the news that The Brit Awards will take place in Manchester next year after 50

Rugby legend Will Greenwood joins speaker line-up for beam 2025 Annual Forum

beam, the association for the business events, accommodation and meetings sector, has announced that Will Greenwood MBE, Rugby World Cup winner and respected commentator,

Brit Awards to leave London for Manchester

It has been announced that next year’s Brit Awards will be held in Manchester, signaling a broader trend of major cultural events expanding beyond

Jack the ripper, Charles Dickens and The Ministry of Defence as event backdrops

How would you like to host your next event surrounded by history, intrigue and mystery? Imagine holding a conference in the very place where

London’s business events sector set for strong growth

London’s business events sector is poised for a new phase of growth, thanks to the city’s new London Growth Plan with ambitions to drive sustainable

Downstairs at Sucre: The new private events space on the block

A new private dining and events space, Downstairs at Sucre, has opened in Soho beneath the acclaimed Latin American restaurant Sucre. The subterranean venue

From code to karts: Data conference picks Gravity MAX

Gravity MAX, London’s multi-activity entertainment venue, has announced it has been selected as the official host of the SQLBits 2025 post-conference party. A fresh

BMA house launches new sustainable menus

As summer returns to Tavistock Square, BMA House is welcoming the season with its new Summer 2025 menus, showcasing its continued commitment to sustainability,

20 years running: Standard Chartered Great City Race returns to the HAC

The Honourable Artillery Company (HAC) is set to welcome back the Standard Chartered Great City Race on Tuesday 22 July 2025, celebrating its landmark

Telegraph sold to American private equity – a new era for its events?

The Telegraph has been sold to US private equity firm RedBird Capital for £500m, ending two years of uncertainty. What does it mean for

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