Boardroom
36
Rosalind Paget
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Classroom
30
Cabaret
40
Theatre
60
U-Shape
26
Standing
60
Room features
Rosalind Paget is a modern, bright and airy meeting room and event space which overlooks a quiet courtyard. Benefiting from natural daylight it offers flexible layout options for capacities up to 60 people.
All our rooms support video conferencing with Microsoft Teams or Zoom, making them ideal for hybrid meetings and events. And our in-house AV team will be on hand to help you get setup.
85 inch TV screen (4K Ultra HD)
Yealink videoconferencing
Complementary WiFi
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Take a 3D tour of the Rosalind Paget room and any other spaces in our London venue.
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Latest technology
Our venue is packed with the latest AV tech to ensure your event is a success. From premium quality sound equipment and projectors to PTZ cameras and wireless presentation systems.
Onsite hospitality
Our hospitality menus have been created to suit a range of different events and meet delegate taste and dietary requirements. All food is prepared onsite using fresh ingredients of the highest quality, most sourced locally.
Experienced staff
Our friendly venue team have years of experience going above and beyond to support your events. And of course they also know our venue inside-out.
Rosalind Paget (1855-1948)
Rosalind Paget was named Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire (DBE) in 1935. She studied nursing at Westminster Hospital, London, and received a midwifery diploma from the London Obstetrical Society. A founding member of the Midwives’ Institute, now the Royal College of Midwives, Paget worked to give midwives a sense of respectability in society and campaigned for many years for midwives to be listed on a national register. She was rewarded in 1902 with the Midwives Act.
Paget was the first Inspector of District Nurses in 1890, working to provide training, support and maintenance for district nurses treating the poor. She was instrumental in establishing regulation of complementary therapies. Paget founded Nursing Notes in 1887 and co-edited the journal for 40 years. After her publishing company was closed in 1997, the remaining funds were donated to the Iolanthe Midwifery Trust, which awards projects that progress practice through the holistic care of women and families.
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