venues using the greener events guide
demonstrating a shared wish to reduce environmental impacts in the events industry
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venues using the greener events guide
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The venues listed below have confirmed that they are using the "Greener Events" guide as a tool to help reduce the environmental impact of
conferences and seminars that they are associated with. The notification date is shown in brackets.
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Venues for 50+ delegates:- Albermarle Centre, Taunton (2009) Bedruthan Steps Hotel, Cornwall (2005) - see case study Bordeaux Quay, V-Shed, Canons Way, Bristol (2009) Bournemouth International Centre and Pavilion (2007) The Brewhouse, Coal Orchard, Taunton (2005) Bristol Zoo (2006) Brunel's Old Station, Temple Meads, Bristol (2009) The Campus, Weston-super-Mare (2007) CREATE Centre, Bristol (2005) Dillington House, Ilminster, Somerset (2010) Earth Events, Beaulieu, Hampshire (2008) Eden Project, St Austell, Cornwall (2005) Edinburgh International Conference Centre (2006) The Exchange, Bridgwater, Somerset (2010) Falmouth Beach Resort Hotel (2007) The Folly Farm Centre, Pensford, Bristol (2009) The Granary (safe2work), Tarrant Hinton, Blandford Forum (2005) The Green House Hotel, Bournemouth (2010) Green Lawns Hotel, Falmouth (2008) Green Park Station, Bath (2005) Hatfield House Hospitality & Conference Centre, Herts (2008) Haynes International Motor Museum, Sparkford, Somerset (2006) The Hub Kings Cross, London N1 (2010) Lakewood Conference Centre, Blagdon, Somerset (2009) Mill on the Brue Outdoor Centre, Bruton, Somerset (2008) Oxford Brookes University, Oxford (2010) Riviera International Conference Centre, Torquay (2006) - see case study Royal Agricultural College, Cirencester (2008) St Mellion International Resort, Saltash, Cornwall (2010) St Michael's Hotel and Spa, Falmouth (2007) SmartLIFE Centre, Cambridge (2008) Somerset County Cricket Club, Taunton (2009) Stratton House Hotel, Cirencester (2008) Taunton Conference Centre, Somerset College (2005) - see case study The Pyramid Suite, Plymouth Argyle Football Club, Plymouth (2009) Thistle Hotel, Queen Street, Exeter (2008) Tortworth Court Four Pillars Hotel, South Gloucestershire (2009) tremough Campus Services, Penryn (2008) University of Bath, Claverton Down, Bath (2010) University of Bristol (2010) UWE Exhibition and Conference Centre, Frenchay Campus, Bristol (2010) Weymouth and Portland National Sailing Academy, Portland (a 2012 Olympics venue) (2005) Winford Manor Hotel, Bristol (2009) Winter Gardens Pavilion, Weston-super-Mare (2005) - see case study
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Venues for 20 - 50 delegates:- Buttervilla Farm, nr St. Germans, Torpoint, Cornwall (2005) Chyan Cultural Centre, Penryn, Cornwall (2006) Federation of City Farms & Community Gardens (HQ Centre), Bristol (2008) The Harry Hems Centre, Longbrook Street, Exeter (2009) HealthTec South West Limited, Forresters Business Park, Plymouth (2010) Learning South West, Bishops Hull, Taunton (2006) The Norburton Hall Partnership, Burton Bradstock, Dorset (2006) Start Living Centre, Level 3, Cabot Circus, Bristol (2010) Windmill Hill City Farm, Bedminster, Bristol (2008) YHA Minehead (2007)
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If you would like your venue to be listed as a "Greener Events" guide user or have a query you can send an email to philharding.net Note: philharding.net is managing venue registrations following changes in the delivery of central Government information in the regions. Your venue registration email should simply confirm that you are now using the guide as a management tool to help improve the environmental performance of your events, that you wish to be registered on the 'Greener Events' website as a venue, and state name, address and size of venue (the number of delegates you can take, i.e. more or less than 50 delegates). Other suitable venues The Green Tourism Business Scheme, a sustainability certification scheme for tourism businesses, also provides a useful source of venues for meetings, conferences etc in the South West and can be found from this link: feelgood.visitsouthwest.co.uk (external site).
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