Purpose-built with creativity and adaptability in mind, The Box introduces a striking contemporary venue that offers event organisers a true blank canvas. With around 900 square metres of open event space, the venue has the capacity to host over 400 delegates, making it an ideal setting for conferences, exhibitions, networking events and experiential event formats that require room to think big. 

What makes The Box particularly appealing is its flexibility. The space has been designed so organisers can shape it entirely around their event concept, whether that’s a large plenary session, an immersive brand experience, an exhibition-led conference or a dynamic networking environment. The modern design, clean lines and expansive layout allow for a wide range of room configurations, while large windows bring in natural daylight to create a bright and energising atmosphere for delegates. 

The venue has also been thoughtfully positioned within the wider resort to maximise event potential. The Box can operate as a standalone venue or work seamlessly alongside the resort’s existing conference facilities, giving planners the ability to expand their event footprint if required. For example, it could act as a dedicated exhibition or networking hub while conference sessions take place in neighbouring spaces. 

While The Box may be the newest addition, it sits within the established event infrastructure of Wyboston Lakes Resort, a well-known destination for meetings, training and conferences. Set within 380 acres of lakeside countryside, the resort provides a fully integrated event environment where delegates can stay, meet and relax all in one location. 

Alongside The Box, the resort offers a wide variety of meeting spaces across its three dedicated venues: the Woodlands Event Centre, The Willows Training Centre and the Waterfront Hotel. Together these provide more than 50 meeting and event spaces, as well as over 400 bedrooms, allowing organisers to host anything from small strategy sessions to large multi-day conferences. 

With the introduction of The Box, Wyboston Lakes Resort has added a fresh and highly adaptable venue to its already impressive portfolio. For event planners looking to create something impactful, with space for creativity, collaboration and scale, this exciting new venue is certainly one to watch. 

If you’d like to find out more about Wyboston Lakes or enquire about hosting your next event in one of their spaces, get in touch with us today and we’d be more than happy to help.  Let the Sheer Edge team start shaping an event that’s as memorable as the setting. 

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If you work in events, you’ll know this already: we create incredible moments. We bring people together, spark ideas, build brands, launch products, and celebrate milestones. But we also generate waste. A lot of it. That’s the part of the story we can’t afford to ignore anymore. 

Sustainability in events isn’t a ‘nice to have’ or a tick-box exercise for a credentials slide, it’s a responsibility. Every conference, exhibition, awards dinner and brand activation has a footprint, from the venue energy use to delegate travel, catering, set builds and the inevitable lanyards that somehow multiply overnight. 

Why does it matter now more than ever? Because expectations have shifted. Not only are clients are asking tougher questions, but delegates are also more conscious. Teams want to work with suppliers who share their values. Frankly, the climate conversation isn’t abstract anymore. Extreme weather, supply chain disruption and rising costs are impacting our industry directly. Being greener isn’t just about reputation; it’s about resilience. 

The good news? Events are brilliantly adaptable. With a bit of thought at the planning stage, you can significantly reduce your environmental impact without compromising experience. 

Start with the venue.  

This is one of the biggest levers you have. Look for spaces with strong environmental policies, renewable energy sources, waste management systems and clear sustainability credentials. Ask about their energy usage, food sourcing, recycling rates and water management. A good venue will be proud to talk about it. Location matters too, somewhere well connected by public transport will instantly reduce the reliance on cars. 

Then there’s travel.  

For many events, this is the single largest contributor to carbon emissions. Encourage delegates to travel by train where possible. In the UK and across much of Europe, rail can often rival air travel in terms of on-time performance when you factor in airport queues and transfers. If flights are unavoidable, suggest direct routes over connecting flights, as take-off and landing are the most carbon-intensive parts of a journey. Promote car sharing for regional events and provide clear public transport guidance in pre-event communications. Even small nudges in your joining instructions can shift behaviour. 

While we’re talking comms, ditch the paper wherever you can. Printed agendas, maps and tickets add up quickly. Use event apps or mobile-friendly itineraries instead. QR codes for registration, digital signage and online feedback forms are now standard practice and delegates expect them. If you do need to print, choose recycled stock and vegetable-based inks and only produce what’s genuinely necessary. 

Catering is another big opportunity.  

Work with caterers who prioritise seasonal, locally sourced produce. Reducing meat and dairy, even slightly, can have a significant environmental benefit. You don’t have to make an event fully plant-based (unless that fits your audience), but offering appealing vegetarian and vegan options as the default rather than the alternative is a subtle but effective shift. Be proactive about portion sizes and surplus food, for example, can it be donated? Is there a clear plan to minimise waste? 

When it comes to production, think beyond the ‘wow’ moment. Reusable modular staging, hired furniture and rented décor will always be preferable to single-use builds. Avoid bespoke items that are destined for a skip the following morning. If you’re producing graphics, consider recyclable materials or fabric options that can be repurposed. Ask your production partners about their own sustainability practices; this is a collaborative effort. 

Merchandise is another area worth scrutinising.  

We’ve all seen the branded giveaways that never leave the hotel room. Instead of defaulting to physical swag, ask whether it’s necessary at all. If it is, focus on quality over quantity, something useful, durable and responsibly sourced. Or consider digital alternatives: downloadable resources, exclusive content or post-event access to recordings. 

Waste management on the day needs proper planning. Clearly labelled recycling points, food waste bins and back-of-house sorting systems make a real difference. Brief your event staff and volunteers so they can guide delegates. It sounds simple, but without visible infrastructure and clear messaging, even the most well-intentioned audience will default to the nearest bin. 

It’s also worth measuring what you’re doing.  

Carbon calculators and post-event sustainability reports are becoming more accessible and more expected. Tracking your impact helps you identify where the biggest wins are and gives clients tangible data to report back to their stakeholders. Transparency builds trust, even if you’re not perfect yet. 

That’s the key point:  

Perfection isn’t the goal, progress is.  

No event will ever have zero impact. The aim is to make conscious choices at every stage and to keep improving. Sometimes that means having slightly tougher conversations with clients about budgets, timelines or design ambitions. Often, sustainable choices are cost-effective in the long run, such as reduced print, less waste, and smarter logistics, but even when they’re not, they’re part of responsible planning. 

There’s also a reputational advantage to doing this properly. Brands that take sustainability seriously attract like-minded partners and audiences. They future-proof themselves against tightening regulations and shifting consumer expectations. In an industry built on creativity, leading on sustainability is an opportunity to innovate rather than restrict. 

We believe brilliant and responsible events should be one and the same thing. It’s about asking better questions at the start, choosing partners carefully and being honest about the impact of our decisions. Every delegate journey, every menu choice, every printed page contributes to a much bigger picture. 

We’re in the business of creating experiences. Making sure those experiences don’t cost the earth feels like a fairly important place to start. 

If you would like some guidance on how to make your events more sustainable, reach out to the team today: hello@sheeredge.co.uk or cal us: 0330 223 3176 

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Set within 120 acres of Surrey parkland, this stunning country house hotel offers a peaceful retreat from the everyday, while still being highly accessible, making it an excellent choice for conferences, leadership offsites, strategy days and client-facing events. 

Designed with Corporate Events in Mind 

Pennyhill Park offers an impressive range of 18 meeting and event spaces, allowing events to be tailored precisely to your objectives. From larger suites suitable for conferences and presentations to elegant mid-sized rooms and intimate boardrooms ideal for senior leadership sessions, the venue offers real flexibility. 

Many of the spaces benefit from natural daylight, beautiful views and period features, creating an inspiring environment that feels a world away from traditional conference rooms. Rooms such as Parkview even include private balconies overlooking the grounds, perfect for relaxed breakout moments or informal networking. 

Why Pennyhill Park Feels Extra Special  

What truly elevates Pennyhill Park as a corporate venue is the experience surrounding the meeting agenda. 

Exceptional hospitality, outstanding food (including Michelin-starred dining options) and a world-class spa mean delegates can balance productivity with wellbeing. For multi-day events, this creates space for teams to reconnect, reflect and recharge, something we’re seeing more clients prioritise. 

Its location strikes that ideal balance too. Close enough to London and major transport routes for convenience yet secluded enough to feel like a genuine escape. 

Hosting Your Event at Pennyhill Park:

We work closely with venues like Pennyhill Park to ensure every detail of your event is thoughtfully planned and seamlessly delivered, from venue sourcing and space planning through to on-site support and delegate experience. 

If you’re considering Pennyhill Park for your next corporate event or would like to explore whether it’s the right fit for your objectives, we’d love to help. Get in touch with the Sheer Edge team to start shaping an event that’s as memorable as the setting. 

📩 hello@sheeredge.co.uk 

📞 0330 223 3176 

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Ten years of ideas, partnerships, problem-solving, early mornings, late nights and moments that reminded us exactly why we do what we do. To mark the occasion, we asked the team to reflect on 10 moments that sum up our journey so far. What came back was a reminder that Sheer Edge has always been about more than events alone.

It’s about people, relationships, resilience and doing things the right way.

Celebrating Excellence (and being recognised for it)

One of our proudest early milestones was winning the Customer Excellence Award at the Nachural Entrepreneur Awards in 2019. It meant a great deal to us because it recognised something we’ve always cared deeply about, delivering thoughtful, dependable support and putting our clients at the heart of everything we do.

That commitment carried us through one of the most challenging periods the events industry has ever faced.

Standing with Clients Through Uncertainty

When the pandemic turned the world and our industry upside down, we were proud to support many of our UK and US clients as they navigated completely new territory. From reimagining conferences as virtual experiences to finding creative ways to keep people connected, those months were demanding, emotional and, at times, daunting, but they reinforced the trust we have built with our clients over the years.

It was a powerful reminder that events are about connection, whether in a room together or across screens.

Sharing Ideas and Giving Back

The creation of our Inside Edge magazine has been another highlight. It gave us a platform to share ideas, inspiration and insights from across the events and hospitality world and to celebrate the creativity that keeps our industry moving forward.

Giving back matters to us too. Supporting local community projects and committing to environmental responsibility through our Green Pledge, including planting nine trees every year, reflects our belief that businesses should play a positive role beyond their day-to-day work.

A Team We’re Proud Of

Sheer Edge wouldn’t be what it is without its people. We’re incredibly proud to offer flexible working and to have built a team that supports one another, balances busy lives, and brings warmth and care to everything they do. Being a great place to work isn’t a badge we claim lightly!

Small Business, Big Moments

Over the years, we’ve been honoured to be recognised as part of the Theo Paphitis #SBS Network, to be named a Small Business Sunday winner and, most recently, to be included in the Small Business Saturday #SmallBiz100. Attending events at the House of Lords and 11 Downing Street as part of this initiative was a genuine pinch-me moment and a celebration of what small businesses can achieve.

That recognition continued with winning the Enterprise Award at the NNBN Awards 2025. That was a moment that felt like a full-circle celebration of resilience, growth and consistency.

Ten Years of Trust

Above all else, what we’re most proud of is ten years of supporting loyal clients. From corporate meetings and conferences to once-in-a-lifetime experiences, securing hospitality at the Formula 1 British Grand Prix, Super Bowl events, and even U2 at the Sphere in Las Vegas, we feel incredibly lucky to be trusted with such important moments.

That trust, and our exceptionally high client retention, means everything to us.

Looking Ahead

Ten years in, we’re still excited. Still curious. Still committed to doing things thoughtfully and collaboratively. Thank you to everyone who has been part of the Sheer Edge story so far, our clients, partners, community and team.

Here’s to the next chapter, and to many more moments worth celebrating.

If you would like Sheer Edge support, please reach out, we would be delighted to work with you to create your own event contingency plans for your future events.

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Unbeatable Central Location 

One of the hotel’s biggest advantages is its prime position in London’s financial district, just a short walk from major transport hubs including St Paul’s, Mansion House and Blackfriars stations. This makes it incredibly convenient for both local delegates and international visitors, no matter where they’re travelling from.   

Flexible Event Spaces for Every Need 

With 23 versatile meeting and event spaces spread across four floors, planners have a wide range of options for delivering impactful corporate gatherings. Whether you’re planning an intimate workshop or a large conference, there’s a space that fits the brief: 

• Large-scale Events: The expansive Wren & Shakespeare Suite and Wren Suite can accommodate hundreds of attendees, ideal for conferences, AGMs or gala dinners.   

• Mid-Size Meetings: Suites like the Milton can be configured for theatre-style or cabaret layouts and even split into smaller sections for parallel sessions or breakouts.   

• Smaller Boardrooms & Syndicate Rooms: Intimate spaces such as the Nightingale and Reynolds suites are perfect for leadership offsites, training or team discussions.   

• Want to keep the party going? Utilise their basement Club10 for the perfect space for the ultimate afterparty.  

All event spaces are equipped with state-of-the-art AV technology, high-speed Wi-Fi and flexible catering options, ensuring a smooth, professional experience from start to finish.   

Inspiring Views & Guest Experience 

The hotel’s location next to St Paul’s Cathedral isn’t just convenient, it also offers stunning views that can elevate your event experience and provide memorable backdrops for networking breaks or evening receptions.   

Beyond meeting rooms, the venue brings added value with 432 stylish bedrooms, ideal for overnight delegates or multi-day conferences, and a range of leisure amenities, including an indoor pool, fitness facilities and delightful food and beverage options like Leo’s Restaurant & Bar and the atmospheric Sabine Rooftop Bar.   

Why Event Planners Choose It 

• Scalable spaces for events from small board meetings to 1,200-guest receptions.   

• Excellent transport links for ease of access across London and beyond.   

• Professional service and modern facilities that support hybrid and in-person formats.   

• Spectacular city views that add a memorable element to corporate gatherings.   

Whether you’re hosting a one-day seminar or a multi-session conference, Leonardo Royal Hotel London St Paul’s delivers exceptional flexibility, connectivity and style. It’s a definite standout venue in London’s corporate events landscape.   

Want to find out more about hosting your event at the Leonardo Royal Hotel London St Paul’s? Get in touch today and we’d be happy to help! 

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When it comes to finding somewhere that blends world-class facilities with unforgettable experiences, few places do it quite like Disneyland Paris. 

Yes, you read that right, Disneyland Paris isn’t just for family holidays. It’s an incredible and unexpected venue for corporate events, offering a truly unique setting that combines creativity, professionalism and (of course) a sprinkle of Disney magic. 

A Destination That Delivers More Than Dreams 

Located just 35 minutes from central Paris and easily accessible from the UK by train, plane or car, Disneyland Paris offers an effortless international experience. With over 27,000 square metres of flexible event space, it caters to everything from small board meetings and incentive trips to global conferences and gala dinners. 

The Disneyland Paris Business Solutions team provides fully equipped conference centres, high-spec AV capabilities and dedicated event managers who know how to turn any corporate vision into a seamless experience. You can even take over an entire park for a private event. Imagine hosting a drinks reception on Main Street, U.S.A. or a networking dinner beneath the stars in front of Sleeping Beauty Castle! 

Spaces Designed to Impress 

There are two Disney convention centres, based in Disney’s Hotel New York – The Art of Marvel and Disney’s Newport Bay Club, both offering a range of plenary rooms, breakout spaces and exhibition areas. 

• Disney’s Hotel New York – The Art of Marvel brings a sleek, modern city feel inspired by Manhattan, perfect for a professional yet creative vibe. 

• Disney’s Newport Bay Club offers elegant lakeside surroundings with a nautical theme, ideal for relaxed conferences or reward events. 

For something completely different, Disney Village provides access to themed restaurants, live entertainment venues and exclusive evening experiences. Whether it’s a gala dinner at Planet Hollywood or a private screening at the IMAX cinema, the options are endless. 

Where Work and Play Meet 

Corporate guests can enjoy after-hours access to the parks, exclusive ride time, or immersive team-building activities led by Disney facilitators. From creative workshops that encourage innovation, to adrenaline-fuelled experiences on iconic attractions, Disneyland Paris redefines what “team spirit” can look like. 

Exceptional Hospitality 

With more than 8,500 hotel rooms across its on-site hotels, plus a huge choice of restaurants, bars and entertainment, everything is within walking distance. Dining options range from fine French cuisine to character-themed banquets, even in the most whimsical setting, Disney’s service standards remain world-class. 

Why Choose Disneyland Paris for Your Next Event? 

Because corporate events should be memorable, not just functional. Disneyland Paris delivers a unique balance of creativity, professionalism, and pure delight, the perfect recipe for inspiration, connection and motivation. 

At Sheer Edge, we love introducing clients to venues that spark imagination and deliver impact. Disneyland Paris is a standout example of just that. 

Ready to add a little magic to your next event?  

Get in touch with us today to find out how we can make this space the perfect home for your next event. 

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Whether you’re planning a large-scale event, conference or team meeting, it’s important to cover all your bases as much as you can. You need to confirm numbers, dietary requirements, plan payment dates and ensure the venue has all the information they need in good time. These are all the elements that are in your control – but, what about the bits that aren’t?  

For example – you’ve planned a summer conference with outdoor activities and an overnight stay. You’ve confirmed all dietary requirements, the rooming list, everything is paid for and you’re ready to go. However, you wake up on the morning of the event to a thunderstorm. There you have it, elements completely out of your control that are hazardous to the event. You’re prepared, though, because you thought ahead and made a contingency plan! 

Nobody likes to think that things will go wrong, but having a backup for these kinds of scenarios is so important. In this case, you could have already had a chat with the venue about what to do in case of rain – cue an indoor room ready to go, and the activity supplier prepped for this too for being able to adapt the activity to an indoor space.  

If you haven’t pre-planned for things to go wrong, that’s when you get caught out – but we understand that this can be overwhelming. With this in mind the Sheer Edge team offer full event support where we can help come up with contingency plans for you, from initial venue finding to ensuring the day itself runs as smoothly as possible. 

The most important thing to remember is that any event is all about you and your guests feeling relaxed and enjoying themselves – as long as you have that at the forefront of all planning, everything will go great!  

Still stuck? Here are our top tips for contingency planning:  

1. Consider if changes in the weather would affect how your event runs and plan accordingly if it does.  

2. Keep some budget to one side for those inevitable moments where you’ll have to spend that little bit more to accommodate everybody’s requirements.  

3. Check all possible routes to your venue and have a plan in case one route is suddenly unavailable, for example if there are train strikes.  

4. For high-profile events, consider if there are any potential security risks that could arise and ensure budget is there for security support should you need it.  

5. Make sure communication is clear and easy through specified channels on the day. If anything does need checking or changing, the team should be able to easily alert everybody to put a plan in action.  

6. Speaking of teams – have regular meetings and keep them fully trained on all potential hiccups and what the back up plans are. That way, everybody knows what to do should it happen.  

7. Plan for potential staffing shortages. It’s always a possibility that someone could be unwell on the day. To plan for this, make sure that nobody is solely responsible for one task and somebody else is trained to complete that role.  

8. Keep paperwork in check. It sounds obvious but keep yourself covered. If there are photos being taken, make sure you have all the relevant permission forms signed. Any agreements with clients and suppliers have written out, signed and safely stored so that they can be easily checked in case of any incidents.  

9. Technology is great, but it brings its own difficulties. Make sure you have other options should our initial tech fail you and have back up devices with presentations stored on them just in case.  

 Assess all risks in advance. Once you’ve chosen your venue, make sure you do conduct a thorough site visit so you can be sure of accessibility and any other potential hazards that can be planned around.  

If you would like Sheer Edge support, please reach out, we would be delighted to work with you to create your own event contingency plans for your future events.

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A Story Steeped in Heritage 

Built in the early 20th century as a cotton warehouse, the venue’s original brickwork, steel beams and atmospheric spaces create a setting that instantly stands out. It’s a refreshing change from the typical corporate meeting room—your guests will know they’ve arrived somewhere special the moment they step inside. 

Spaces for Every Style of Event 

Victoria Warehouse is nothing if not versatile. Whether you’re hosting a high-impact conference, a stylish awards evening, or a collaborative training day, there’s a space to suit: 

• The Bays – 300 sqm of adaptable space with capacity for up to 300 standing. Ideal for mid-sized conferences, product launches, or networking evenings. 

• The Cellars – An intimate, atmospheric area for up to 250 people, perfect for private meetings, creative workshops, or unique breakout sessions. 

• The Archives – A beautifully refurbished basement, blending raw industrial charm with modern facilities—ideal for receptions, exhibitions, or training sessions. 

• The Tobacco Stores – The newest event space, a recently converted warehouse with two areas, the 1858sqm space is intertwined with exposed brick, floor-to-ceiling windows and impressive archways, perfect for receptions up to 1000 or dinners up to 400. 

• The Cotton Sheds – A vast, dramatic setting for up to 1,000 seated guests or 2,500 standing. Perfect for large-scale events that need impact. 

More Than Just a Venue 

Every booking comes with the reassurance of a dedicated events team ready to help you create a bespoke experience. From AV and staging to catering and delegate packages, the team works alongside you to bring your vision to life. They even offer all-inclusive delegate packages starting from £55 per person, keeping things simple and stress-free. 

Why We Love It 

At Sheer Edge, we’re always on the lookout for venues that leave a lasting impression—Victoria Warehouse does just that. It’s a venue that reflects creativity, adaptability and impact. The flexibility of the spaces means we can help our clients host anything from focused strategy sessions to headline corporate showcases, all against an unforgettable backdrop. 

In short: If you want your next Manchester event to be memorable for all the right reasons, Victoria Warehouse delivers in style. Get in touch with us today to find out how we can make this space the perfect home for your next event. 

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We’re also looking to also do our bit. Here are some steps you could take when planning your next event with accessibility in mind:  

• Consider adding in a ‘quiet’ room’  

Events can be overstimulating even when you’re not diagnosed with a neurodiverse condition. There is a lot of noise, a lot to look at and even more than that to process.  

This can often be incredibly off-putting for guests and team members on the spectrum, meaning you won’t be getting them at their full capacity. To put them more at ease and show support, why not include an area in your events that they can retreat to when they need?  

This doesn’t have to be anything specially decorated or even particularly large, just a designated space (such as an office) that provides a calm and quiet environment. It should be shielded from noise and allow activities such as focused work, relaxation or meditation, or just a time out.  

• Actively plan schedules 

This isn’t just one for the neurodiverse! 

Team wise, have a full plan for each day of the event – who needs to be where and when and what key objectives need to be completed. Make sure everybody has fair notice of any meetings and their aims so that they can plan.  

Attendee wise, allow space in the event programme/app for them to be able to plan a schedule for themselves for what they want to see and achieve.  

• Leave time 

Don’t fall into the trap of over-filling schedules and not leaving space in between discussions, demonstrations etc for people to take a breather and make their way over!  

• Consider all accessibility issues 

While this article has mainly focused on the neurodiverse, it’s important to acknowledge that there are people with other accessability issues that you can accommodate too.  

For example, consider having hearing loops for those with hearing impairments so they can have audio descriptions. Ensure all text and colours are clear to read for the same reasons. Give all videos subtitles, so those who are hard of hearing can fully understand your marketing collatera. 

Consider how content can be tailored for visually impared attendees and provide staging areas and ramps for those in wheelchairs to easily view all panel discussions and entertainment.  

This will all make every single attendee feel valued and the ability to be fully immersed in your event experience – if there’s anything else you want to share with us on making events more accessible, please do get in touch!  hing! 

If you’re looking for support on how to make your events more accessible but don’t know where to start, give our team a call! 

You can reach us by phone: 0330 223 3176 or email: hello@sheeredge.co.uk

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Overview & Location 

As Imago Venues’ flagship 4-star conference centre and hotel, this space bursts with practical appeal. Nestled just one mile from J23 of the M1, eight miles from East Midlands Airport and a short walk from Loughborough station, it’s exceptionally accessible for both local and national attendees. 

Meeting & Training Rooms 

Since their £4.7m refurbishment, Burleigh Court offers 27 purpose-built meeting rooms—ranging from intimate syndicate suites to grand training halls—capacitated for up to 300 delegates (with dining for 256).  

All of these spaces are naturally lit, air conditioned and are perfectly crafted for an array of event options, such as training, workshops, product launches or executive retreats. 

Conference Packages & Infrastructure 

Burleigh Court offers transparent, all-inclusive day delegate rates that cover room hire, integrated AV, refreshments, 3course Restaurant lunch and dedicated syndicate room access—plus water and sweets throughout. Residential packages include ensuite accommodation with 185 bedrooms available, evening meals, breakfast, and 24hour access to the leisure centre. The venue’s AIM Gold accreditation and high NPS scores underline its operational excellence and consistent client satisfaction. 

On-Site Support & Accessibility 

The venue employs dedicated conference assistants from planning through delivery, ensuring smooth execution—from registration to breakout management and post-event follow-up. Notably, Burleigh Court is Mobility 3 accredited under the National Accessible Scheme, with hearing loops, wheelchair access, accessible guest rooms and parking—all reflecting its commitment to an inclusive experience. 

Leisure & Wellbeing Amenities 

Burleigh Springs Leisure & Therapy Centre provides a welcome balance to corporate intensity. The newly transformed space includes a gym, swimming pool, sauna, steam room, whirlpool and treatment rooms—ideal for delegate relaxation or wellness activity programming. 

The recent refurbishment has also added a contemporary Welcome Lounge with self-service check-in pods, the Carney & Scott’s bar (a tribute to local sporting legends) and “Fifty The Street,” a plant-forward restaurant seating 140 guests—providing excellent networking and social spaces post-session. 

Catering & Breakout Environments 

Food is a highlight at Burleigh Court: from hearty carvery lunches included in day delegate rates to award-winning, locally sourced dinners in the new restaurant. Multiple breakout environments—from the central bar terrace to the classic business lounge and boutique “Snug” boardroom, called ‘Thingumajig’—offer vibrant spaces for informal discussions, paired programming or hospitality-style networking. 

Why Choose Burleigh Court? 

Burleigh Court stands out as a meticulously designed, corporate-savvy destination—blending unrivalled meeting infrastructure with warm hospitality and wellbeing-rich leisure. Whether your event calls for a compact board meeting, large-scale conference, executive retreat or hybrid residential training, this venue offers everything teammates and organisers need under one roof. With a clear focus on inclusivity, cutting-edge AV, sustainable dining and delegate experience, it’s equally suited for first-time users and repeat event planners. 

To enquire about using Burleigh Court for your next gathering or event, get in touch today and the Sheer Edge team would be more than happy to help.  

Email us: hello@sheeredge.co.uk or call us: 0330 223 3176

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