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Conferencing Brochure.Indd Travel Directions The mill has excellent train (West Coast Mainline from Euston to Birmingham) and road (M1, M25 and Frogmore Paper Mill A41) connections. Apsley is the southern suburb of Hemel Hempstead in Hertfordshire. Frogmore Paper Mill is situated just behind the Apsley shops on London Road, a fi ve minute walk from Apsley Train Station. The car park is accessed via Durrant’s Hill Road and the main pedestrian entrance is just a short walk away, off Fourdrinier Way. fi nd your inspiration... at the birthplace of paper’s SATNAV: CAR users please use postcode HP3 9RG. There are 70 parking spaces just opposite the mill in the industrial revolution Durrant's Hill Road car park. Please note that the cark park is pay and display but very reasonably priced: Up to 2 hours £0.40 Up to 3 hours £0.70 Up to 4 hours £1.00 Up to10 hours £1.60 We have parking for up to two coaches on site. Coach drivers please use HP3 9RW to reach our coach park at the rear of the mill. M1 and Hemel Hempstead the North Town Centre Leighton Buzzard Frogmore Paper Mill The Magic LAWN LANE Roundabout Grand Union Canal Frogmore Road River Gade FROGMORE PAPER MILL P Hill Road Durrants Paper Sainsbury’s Mill Pub Fourdrinier Way Dunelm Kent Bull Mill Brushes Holiday Inn Rodizio Homebase Express Hotel White Lion Street Stationers Place LONDON ROAD A4251 LONDON ROAD A4251 McDonalds Mercedes Benz Pets Staples Direct at Home Halfords Kings Langley Footpath Milton Keynes, Northampton, Birmingham & North West WEST COAST MAINLINE Watford Junction & London Euston Aylesbury, Tring, Berkhamsted A41 M25, Watford If you are interested in having your meeting at the birthplace of paper's industrial revolution, in the Gade Valley, please get in touch. Telephone 01442 234600 or use the enquiry form on https://www.thepapertrail.org.uk/venue-hire. FROGMORE PAPER MILL Birthplace of Paper’s Industrial Revolution Hemel Hempstead Hertfordshire Frogmore Ppaer Mill, Fordrinier Way, Hemel Hempstead, Herts HP3 9RY. T: 01442 234600 E: [email protected] Frogmore Paper Mill is operated by the We offer a choice of two rooms: Room Hire Rates Apsley Paper Trail, a charitable trust founded Day 1/2 Day to conserve the unique industrial heritage of The Frogmore Forum Frogmore Forum £350 £200 this site in Hemel Hempstead. Tony Bandle Room £150 £75 Refreshment and Catering Delegate Rates In 1803 Frogmore Paper Mill was the place Half Day Coffee, Tea & Biscuits (2 servings) £3.50 selected by Henry and Sealy Fourdrinier Full Day Coffee, Tea & Biscuits (3 servings) £5.00 for the trials of their newly patented paper Standard cold buffet lunch starts at £8.50 machine. With the successful installation of Prices are per delegate. the world’s fi rst ever paper machine at the mill began the paper's industrial revolution A range of different hot or cold meals can be leading to the cheap, plentiful paper products provided. Please ask the Conferencing Manager for that we all use every day of our lives. details. Frogmore is still a working paper mill but, as operated by the charity, it is also a visitor, education and community use centre as well. The trust is entirely self-fi nancing and, of Located in the visitor centre it comes fully course, is not-for-profi t with all proceeds equipped with free Wifi , video and audio facilities from its activities being re-invested in the and seats up to 120 people theatre style. There are also tables and comfortable seats for boardroom repair, maintenance and development of the style meetings. mill and its historic equipment. The Tony Bandle Suite Frogmore Paper Mill can offer you room hire and conferencing in a unique and friendly setting at a location that can add unique The Forum adjoins our exhibition hall, shop, cafe interest to your event. Any visit is fully and art gallery. Users will see the displays in these customizable and can include: papermaking, a areas and are able to use the facilities in this area. mill tour, a boat trip, a fi sh and chip or buffet Guided Mill tours and hand papermaking sessions lunch and even a ‘paper model boat race’ on arte availabe for delegates. Please discuss your the back stream if you would like a bit of fun. requirements with the Conferencing Manager. All facilities are fully wheelchair accessible and are available for rent for a single or half a day, with catering or without and at very reasonable rates. Located in a separate building onsite, fully self- contained with its own kitchen and toilets, and its own separate access enabling out-of-hours access if booked over a few consecutive days. It also has free Wifi , video and audio facilities and is ideally suited to training sessions with up to 13 laptop desks and offi ce-style chairs. Alternatively it can seat up to 40 people theatre style..
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