Poverty, austerity and choosing a different path
Suzanne Ismail explores why the UN’s state of poverty in the UK report reaffirms the work to challenge inequality in Britain.
Suzanne works with Quakers across Britain to promote more peaceful, just and sustainable economic relationships.
Read the full report at
https://www.quaker.org.uk/blog/the-state-of-poverty-in-the-uk
This self-contained space is suitable for up to 35 people and includes a well equipped kitchen which you can use to make and serve your own refreshments if you prefer to be self-sufficient.
This area is where we serve food and refreshments for groups using the first floor and large groups using the ground floor. We can serve buffet food to a maximum of 100 people but there is minimal seating space.
This room is on the first floor next to the kitchen. It has a laminate floor.
This light and airy room has three sets of windows, a wooden floor and stacking chairs. Large doors can be opened into the social area, for example to accommodate exhibitions or large buffets.
This is a large, comfortable room with fitted carpet, cushioned chairs and air conditioning. It seats up to 100 but is equally suitable for smaller groups. It has a fixed hearing loop. It also has a grand piano.