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Former Museum of London building at the Barbican, now the London Museum Spaces venue at 150 London Wall.
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Former Museum of London building at the Barbican, now the London Museum Spaces venue at 150 London Wall.
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St Botolph-without-Bishopsgate Church Hall, City of London
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Nearby scene: Bronze site model of Golden Lane Estate, labelled with Fann Street and Golden Lane; area context only, not the community centre.Bronze site model of Golden Lane Estate, labelled with Fann Street and Golden Lane; area context only, not the community centre.
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Nearby scene: Florattica entrance at Canopy by Hilton London City, near Portsoken Community Centre; area context, not the centre entrance.Florattica entrance at Canopy by Hilton London City, near Portsoken Community Centre; area context, not the centre entrance.
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Nearby scene: Railway bridge on Mansell Street near Victus Soul AldgateRailway bridge on Mansell Street near Victus Soul Aldgate
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Counted against halls with a confirmed answer, not the full list. A hall we have not checked is never counted as a no.
The only hall in City of London with a published hourly rate charges £7.50 an hour. Other listings do not confirm an hourly rate.
Capacities in City of London range from 100 to 250 guests across the 3 halls that publish a figure. Seated dining usually takes noticeably fewer people than the standing maximum, so check the breakdown on each listing.
All 3 halls in City of London with confirmed details have a kitchen. Provision varies from a warming kitchen to a full commercial one, which matters if you are bringing a caterer.
Both halls in City of London with confirmed details have on-site parking. Village halls in particular often share a car park with a church or playing field, so space can be tight at busy times.
Both halls in City of London with confirmed details allow alcohol. Many community halls permit it at a private event but require a Temporary Event Notice if you intend to sell drinks, so confirm the terms before you book.
The only hall in City of London with confirmed details allows a bouncy castle. Ceiling height and the hirer's own insurance are the usual sticking points, so check both with the hall.
All 4 halls in City of London with confirmed details have step-free access. An accessible toilet is listed separately on each venue page.
We list 6 halls in City of London: 3 other community spaces, 2 community centres, 1 church halls.