Truro Army Reserve Centre

Conferences/meetings
Lectures
Formal Dinners
Exhibitions
Parking
Private Functions

lassroom 1 (4.8m x 4.8m) desks and seating for 15 students. Projector and screen. Classroom 2 (6.6m x 4.7m) desks and seating for 12 students. Projector and screen. Opens out onto the BBQ area.

This is a practical room which can be used for a variety of uses, from hosting a conference, making presentations, holding a small dinner, or an informal party/ gathering. The room (9.5m x 3.4m) can seat 16 around the main table, and up to 6 in club seating. It has a small bar and a flat screen TV.

With a polished wooden floor, this spacious hall (13.7m x 13.4m) can be used for a variety of activities, such as exhibition, lectures, conferences and dinner dances. The hall can comfortably seat 100 around tables, and with drapes creating a marquee style interior, a special ambience can be created.

A 4 lane, .22mm range.

A servery from the hall leads to the adjacent kitchen (4.7m x 4.6m) can easily cope with a variety of large or small events. It is fully fitted with a six ring burner, hotplate, deep fat fryer, microwave, grill and ovens, fridge and freezer.

Opening up from the Conference Room is this comfortable lounge and bar (9.2m x 5.3m) which is suitable for a group of up to 30 people in club seating for a presentation, private function or a special event. It has a double aspect and a projector and screen.

There is short and long term parking available for 30 cars.

Description

Truro is Cornwall’s only city, having become the seat of the Anglican diocese of Truro in 1877. Truro is a lively city with much character and appeal, best known for its cathedral (completed in 1910), cobbled streets, open spaces and Georgian architecture. Two important regional cultural facilities, the Hall for Cornwall and Royal Cornwall Museum, are also situated in the city.

The Army Reserve Centre has the classic appearance of an art-deco cinema of the 1930’s, with a great deal of charm and grace which is matched by the staff within. It is currently home to D Company, 6th Battalion, The Rifles, C Squadron Detachment, 243 Field Hospital RAMC as well as the Army Cadet Force and Air Training Corps. It is a two minute walk to the heart of Truro, with easy access to local amenities, restaurants and boutique shops.

This is an ideal location to host conferences, exhibitions, meetings, lectures and tutorials. It can cater for functions both large and small, and a variety of formal and informal events. This venue benefits from on-site, secure parking for up to 30 cars.

Truro railway station is a short walk from the city centre and is part of the Cornish Main Line, giving the city a direct connection to London Paddington. Newquay Airport is Cornwall’s main airport and is located 12 miles (19 km) north of Truro. One of the fastest-growing regional airports in the UK, the services and destinations are constantly expanding. The airport offers regular flights to and from London Gatwick, London Stansted and other cities around the country.