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George Bradshaw

Situated on the first floor, the George Bradshaw Room is a well-proportioned space designed to support interactive meetings and learning. Seating up to 16 delegates in a hollow boardroom configuration, it is frequently chosen for workshops, training sessions and courses that benefit from open discussion and shared participation.

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Room Layouts & Capacities

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A simple, gray square frame with a thick border made of smaller gray rectangles surrounds a central white square, reminiscent of London’s urban Event layouts. Each rectangle is evenly spaced around the edge, providing a balanced and cohesive design.

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u-shaped

A gray, abstract design features a horseshoe-shaped figure at its center, evoking the sophisticated aesthetics of sustainable events. It is framed by evenly spaced small rectangles along the top, right, and bottom edges.

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classroom

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mEETING Room dIMENSIONS

Height: 2.8m
Length: 4.9m
Width: 5.0m
Area: 24.2m²
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Conferences & Seminars

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Team Building & Away Days

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George Bradshaw (1801-1853)

Born in Salford, George Bradshaw was a pioneering publisher of railway time-tables and maps. His Bradshaw’s Maps of Inland Navigation and Bradshaw’s Railway Time Tables were the world’s first railway time-tables and national railway map.

In 1839, he began collating time-tables for Britain’s railways, launching Bradshaw’s Monthly Railway Guide in 1842, and published the Continental Railway Guide annually from 1847 until 1939.

A Quaker, Bradshaw was involved in international peace conferences and supported Manchester’s poor with soup kitchens and schools. His work, referenced in classic literature, is remembered for its detail and reliability. He died in 1853 from cholera while travelling in Norway.

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