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Cavendish Venues is delighted to be working with Angry Monk – a good-for-the-planet supplier dedicated to a fairer food supply chain by sourcing ‘deliciously imperfect fruit and veg’.

We are delighted to announce that our 44 Hallam Street conference venue has been shortlisted for the award of Most Sustainable Venue 2025 by the Conference Awards.

For 30+ years, we at Cavendish Venues, London conference venues, have sought to annually and transparently reduce our environmental footprint. Earlier this month, we started growing herbs initially in our Hallam Venue, just behind Oxford Circus Underground Station in Central London.

Cavendish Venues, London’s leading sustainable venues, with a 30-year record of incremental reductions in our environmental footprint. Isla have just released perhaps the most comprehensive report out there, detailing how much and how conferences and events affect the environment.

Cavendish Venues, London conference venues, have long been recognised for their industry-leading environmental credentials. This year, we are partnering with Three Choirs Vineyards for our house wines.

In June 2024, Cvent surveyed just over 500 event professionals to identify key insights regarding event planners' intentions for booking a London conference venue in 2025.

According to research by Microsoft between 2020 and 2023, the number of Teams meetings tripled. People complained of inefficient virtual meetings with 55% saying the next steps at the end of a meeting were unclear and 56% that it was hard to summarise what happened.

Cavendish Venues, a group of London Conference Venues, is proud to announce our partnership with Too Good to Go, the world's largest marketplace for surplus food. This innovative solution helps us address the persistent challenge of food waste in the hospitality industry.

The latest report from the Meetings Industry Association (MIA) Insights reveals strong confidence in the UK's business meetings and events sector. A significant 61% of businesses predict higher revenue in 2025.‍