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About the venue

Leeds Town Hall is a great place for conferences and meetings.

The Town Hall is the symbol of Leeds and is often used as a visual metaphor for local government in the media. Designed by Cuthbert Brodrick, a young architect from Hull, after winning a competition in 1853, the Town Hall was Leeds' response to Bradford's decision to build St George's Hall as their emblem of civic pride. Designed to reflect the dignity of municipal office, the building's colonnaded exterior emphasises its elevated aspirations, while the strong millstone grit and local sandstone firmly roots the building in its native Yorkshire.

Location

Nearest motorwayM1/M62
Nearest junction-
Nearest stationLeeds City Train Station
Nearest airportLeeds Bradford International Airport

Parking

On-site parking-
Parking nearbyYes

Meeting rooms

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Room name
Capacity (people)
Theatre
Classroom
Boardroom
Cabaret
Banquet
Ushape
Rec.
Dimensions(H/L/W/A)

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