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Welcome to Canary Wharf Meetings of all shapes and sizes Hi, we’ve been expecting you Quite simply, we’re Canary Wharf’s only dedicated meetings, training and conference venue. And we’re proud to offer inspirational facilities that this premier business district deserves. Our venue is flooded with natural light and full of the latest high-tech equipment. The 18 flexible meeting rooms are perfect for all your needs, whether it’s an intimate one-to-one or event for up to 400 delegates. We’re also open for evening cocktails and private dinners in our award-winning Steam, Bake and Grill restaurant. We’re very well connected too – with fast links to central London by Westferry DLR station and the Jubilee Underground line just a five-minute walk away. If a boat trip’s more your style, we’re right by the fast cat ferry, running every 15 minutes to Central London, Greenwich and many other destinations along the River Thames. So join us at Canary Wharf where our dedicated team will make any event a real success, no wonder we’re recognised as the UK’s number one in dedicated business, meeting and training space. For more information call 0844 980 2327 or click deverevenues.co.uk The nitty gritty ¬ 18 flexible air conditioned meeting and training rooms for up to 400 delegates ¬ Free WiFi and wired internet access throughout, LCD, plasma and audio visual equipment available with trained experts on hand ¬ Energy stations with free flowing tea, coffee, cappuccinos, lattes, mineral water, biscuits, fresh fruit, porridge and popcorn ¬ Award-winning Steam, Bake and Grill restaurant and private dining rooms available Space for you to be brilliant No matter how big or small, we have the space to make your event a success. Below are some of the rooms we have to offer, check our website for the full list. Room Theatre Class Board Cabaret U-shape Canary 340 150 50 200 64 Wharf West India 100 54 28 48 30 Quay Jubilee 40 20 14 18 20 Theatre Classroom Boardroom Cabaret U-shape Make business a pleasure FREE* cinema tickets for every meeting room enquiry *Terms and conditions apply, see website for details We’re the UK’s Number One in dedicated business space Call us Canary Wharf No. 1 Westferry Circus London E14 4HD T: 0844 980 2327 E: canarysalesteam@ deverevenues.co.uk No on-site parking but local NCP’s available Canary Wharf tube station – 100 yards London City – 5 miles, London Heathrow – 24 miles, London Gatwick – 45 miles Other nearby De Vere Venues Cineworld, West India Quay – 200 yards Devonport House, Greenwich – 2 miles Brigade, London Bridge – 3 miles Over 30 great venues, one address deverevenues.co.uk.

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