New Conference Facilities At Cinema
17 February 2011 by Hamst
The Vue Cinema, situated at The Parishes Shopping Centre is now offering businesses unique conference facilities.
The eight year old Vue Cinema, which originally opened as the UCI, has launched conference facilities that are competitively priced with a capacity of up to 295 delegates. It is hoped the facilities on offer will become an alternative location and choice for local businesses to deliver their events and showcase their business requirements.
The conference facilities swung into action on Wednesday 9th February, when the complex hosted a seminar for local paint and coatings producer and supplier Jotun Paints.
The launch of the new facilities come on the back of presentations in November 2009 to thousands of Corus (now Tata) employees and contractors. They were invited to attend a 90-minute briefing session called Weathering the Storm which ran twice a day from Monday to Friday for two weeks designed to spell out how the 2,000-acre site is to survive the current global economic melt�down.
For more information see Vue Conferencing
The eight year old Vue Cinema, which originally opened as the UCI, has launched conference facilities that are competitively priced with a capacity of up to 295 delegates. It is hoped the facilities on offer will become an alternative location and choice for local businesses to deliver their events and showcase their business requirements.
The conference facilities swung into action on Wednesday 9th February, when the complex hosted a seminar for local paint and coatings producer and supplier Jotun Paints.
The launch of the new facilities come on the back of presentations in November 2009 to thousands of Corus (now Tata) employees and contractors. They were invited to attend a 90-minute briefing session called Weathering the Storm which ran twice a day from Monday to Friday for two weeks designed to spell out how the 2,000-acre site is to survive the current global economic melt�down.
For more information see Vue Conferencing
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