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Newton conferencing and events facilities

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During a £90 Million regeneration of the Newton and Arkwright buildings these two very different styled Grade II listed buildings were revamped and joined together.

The Newton building is home to a mixture of 10 flat-floored and tiered lecture theatres ranging from 40 delegates right up to 475 delegates. Right outside the lecture theatres is home to Level 1 & Level 0 forums which is suitable for exhibitions and catering.

Central Court which links the old and the new buildings together can host dinners for up to 300 delegates under architecturally stunning glass roof.

The Newton Tower is home to 60 teaching rooms ranging from 18 delegates up to 170 delegates all with digital screens or screens and projectors built in.

Built in 1877-81 with an elaborate Gothic design of gables, arches and pinnacles, Arkwright was originally home to University College Nottingham as well as the city library and a natural history museum. It was once the learning place of celebrated author D. H. Lawrence.

This building houses the beautiful Old Chemistry Theatre which can host dinners up to 110 delegates. It was also the building where, just over 100 years ago, groundbreaking work by Professor Frederic Stanley Kipping led to the discovery of silicone polymers and spawned a multibillion-pound industry.

During the summer months, Benefactors Court is the perfect location for an BBQ or a spot of early morning yoga.

360° tours of Newton building

Rooms and capacities

RoomSize (people)
Bramley Room
(36m2)
  • 20 classroom
Green Room (45m2)
  • 24 classroom
Bowden & Adams Rooms
(151m2)
  • 88 cabaret
Kilpin & Hooley Rooms
(75m2)
  • 36 cabaret
Lecture Theatre 1, 2, 3, 6 & 9
(136m2) 
  • 70 classroom
Lecture Theatre 2
(397m2) 
  • 475 tiered lecture theatre
Lecture Theatre 4 & 5
(176m2)
  • 175 tiered lecture theatre
Lecture Theatre 7
(136m2) 
  • 72 fixed cabaret
Lecture Theatre 8 & 9
(136m2) 
  • 72 fixed cabaret
Lecture Theatre 10
(72m2) 
  • 40 classroom
Central Court
(355m2) 
  • 500 for receptions
  • 300 for dinners
Forum 0
(1423m2) 
  • 500 for receptions

Forum 1
(638m2)

  • 500 for receptions
Teaching rooms level 2-5 (up to 52 rooms)
  • Between 18 & 40 classroom

Getting to the Newton building, City Campus

By car

When driving to Nottingham City Campus our postcode is NG1 4BU. There is no onsite parking but discount at a local car park is available for 8 and 24 hour stays. To claim this discount, tickets need to be purchased from reception before 5:30pm.

By train

Nottingham Station is a 15 minute walk from Nottingham City Campus. Alternatively you can get Nottingham’s tram (NET) from the station with a £2.50 event return voucher obtained from us.

By tram

Park and Ride stations outside the city centre allow you to park and catch the tram to the Nottingham Trent University tram stop. Obtain a £2.50 return event voucher from us.

By air

East Midlands Airport is the closest airport to Nottingham City Campus which is 15 miles outside the city. There is a Skylink bus service running every half an hour into the city centre.

We chose NTU Events and Conferencing to host our national event as not only was it a very stunning venue in a great location, but it offered everything we needed and more. From the first contact we had with the team they were friendly, flexible, helpful and reassuring.

Contact NTU Events and Conferencing

Email: enquiries@ntueventsandconferencing.co.uk
Events and Conferencing contact form

Telephone: +44 (0)115 848 8000
Lines are open:
Monday – Thursday 8.30 am – 5 pm
Friday 8.30 am – 4.30 pm

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