Located in the old Jones Brothers building with its distinctive clock tower, the Resource Centre is a purpose-built Conference Centre offering 16 rooms for hire to the voluntary sector. The Centre is ideally suited, just 200 yards from Holloway Road underground station and on main bus routes from King’s Cross and London Bridge.

The building is owned by Trust for London, formerly known as The City Parochial Foundation, which was established in 1891 to tackle poverty and inequality in London. The Trust has invested considerable sums in the refurbishment and adaptation of the building to its present form.

The Resource Centre is a registered charity and a wholly owned subsidiary of the Trust for London which has been designed to provide the support, facilities and services that the thousands of charitable organisations in the capital require to meet Londoners’ needs.

The Resource Centre has been designed to provide flexible offices with conference, training and meetings rooms and exhibition space. It is superbly appointed: all rooms are fully air-conditioned, furniture can be arranged to suit your requirements and a full range of audiovisual equipment is available. It provides an ideal environment for conferences, AGMs, smaller meetings, training and interviews.

The Centre Manager and the staff team provide a friendly and personal service which is fast and efficient and will happily advise and assist your planning to ensure that your event runs smoothly. Our rates are extremely competitive and such is the Centre’s popularity that rooms are often reserved months in advance.

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