Conference and event floors in The Spine, the Royal College of Physicians’ northern home in Paddington Village, Liverpool’s Knowledge Quarter.
What the venue publishes
Spaces at The Spine is run by the Royal College of Physicians, a registered charity, in the building it opened as its northern home in 2021. The venue lists eight rooms for conferences and exhibitions, plus spaces for breakouts, catering and networking, and says rooms can be combined or divided.
On the top floor, Space One and Two together hold 330 theatre style, 168 cabaret or 340 for a reception, and The Axis dining space takes 136 cabaret or 180 for a reception. The Wolfson Lecture Theatre on floor twelve is a hybrid Harvard-style theatre for up to 55, with built-in cameras and Teams or Zoom integration. The venue also has a medical simulation and assessment centre.
Its day delegate catering includes three refreshment breaks and lunch, and its conference package includes a stage, lectern, 98-inch LED screens, confidence monitors and technical support. The venue says the building is WELL Certified at Platinum level, and puts Lime Street station a 19-minute walk away.
Questions for your brief
- Which rooms are combined for your plenary, and how do delegates move between floors twelve and thirteen?
- What does the conference package include for hybrid sessions, and what costs extra?
- How will delegates arriving at Lime Street reach the venue, and is parking needed?
Related coverage
Sources: Spaces at The Spine: conferences and exhibitions, Spaces at The Spine: Space One and Two