Banbury Town Hall

**Committee Room**

Banbury Town Hall is a wonderful location if you're looking for Committee Room space hire in Oxfordshire. It’s an ideal place to hold meetings as it’s spacious but still allows for an excellent atmosphere. It’s a very popular location for locals, so be sure to book it early to avoid disappointment on the big day. The Committee Room does allow people to bring their own equipment or materials, but it’s sensible to check in with the reception to confirm what is and isn’t allowed. If additional staff are required to ensure the event runs smoothly then speak with the venue about availability, suitable skills and costings.

Customers will be pleased to know that the venue operates a pay-as-you-use booking system. This method avoids the monthly membership charges and gives you the freedom to use the facility as and when you like, without the commitment of a weekly booking or a membership fee.

For those who like the security of knowing you can use the facility at the same time every week without fail, you can make a block booking at Banbury Town Hall. The very accommodating team at Playfinder will help you to secure your preferred slot or if that isn’t available, we will help you to secure the best alternative. A block booking is a booking made for a set number of consecutive weeks, on average this is 10 weeks.

If you're looking to travel using public transport, then the nearest bus stop is Bridge Street bus stop. This facility has excellent public transport links making it easy for all participants to reach the venue.

**Committee Room**

Banbury Town Hall is a wonderful location if you're looking for Committee Room space hire in Oxfordshire. It’s an ideal place to hold meetings as it’s spacious but still allows for an excellent atmosphere. It’s a very popular location for locals, so be sure to book it early to avoid disappointment on the big day. The Committee Room does allow people to bring their own equipment or materials, but it’s sensible to check in with the reception to confirm what is and isn’t...