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Accommodation and Facilities

Conference Facilities

An information sheet for delegates may be downloaded (pdf format). Printed copies will be available in each delegate pack.   

A map of the Whiteknights campus (pdf format) is available for download to show the location of the facilities for this conference.

  • Conference activities will take place in the modern Agriculture building on the Earley Gate side of campus, offering state of the art lecturing and presentation facilities, breakout rooms and refreshment areas. A wireless network is available in communal areas within the building.

  • Accommodation is offered in Whiteknights Hall, a short walk across campus. Each room has ensuite facilities and internet connection. There is ample parking close to Whiteknights Hall.

  • Catering: The Conference Dinner will take place on Tuesday night at CEDARS on the Whiteknights campus. The Whiteknights Hall bar will be open until late on Monday and Tuesday night. Lunch and refreshments will be served in the Agriculture Building.

Whiteknights Campus

The conference buildings are located within some 320 acres of landscaped parkland, with lakeside walks, formal gardens and informal wooded areas rich in flora and fauna.

The campus also offers a Waterstones bookshop, coffee shops Dolche Vita and Fusion, and a cashpoint machine. Reading town centre is a short bus ride away.  

Reading

Reading is ideally located, lying in the heart of the Thames Valley, just 60km west of London. It offers the best of town life with the peace of some of England's finest countryside. London is within easy reach, just a 22 minute fast train journey from Reading.  

Reading town centre has excellent shopping facilities in the newly developed Oracle centre, as well as a vibrant night life with a multitude of clubs, pubs and cinemas. For those seeking peace and quiet there are the Chiltern Hills and the Berkshire Downs in the surrounding countryside. Historic towns of Windsor, Oxford, Henley-on-Thames and Ascot are also nearby. 

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