Venue Hire - Faringdon Town Council

Faringdon Town Council operates the Corn Exchange, the Old Town Hall and the Pump House. They offer the perfect space for social or business meetings and events, in the heart of town. Whether you require space for 2 or 200 people, we have a venue that will meet your needs. Bar and kitchen facilities are available in some venues and disabled facilities are in all, as standard.

The Corn Exchange

Capacity: 200 people maximum, seated capacity: 150

A beautifully proportioned hall dating from the 1860s with a superb, vaulted ceiling. The venue is ideally suited for a variety of functions including parties, exhibitions, charity events, conferences and dinners. There is a large kitchen and bar facilities.

Hirer	Summer Rates (1 Apr-30 Sept) / hour (including VAT)	Winter Rates (1 Oct-31 Mar) / hour (including VAT)
Community	£13.50	£15
Private	£17.40	£18.90
Commercial (big events etc)	£21.60	£23.10

Click here for Terms & Co nditions for the Corn Exchange

Click here for Terms & Conditions for the Corn Exchange, larger parties

Click here for Faringdon Town Council’s Risk Assessment of the Corn Exchange

Click here for more detailed photos of the Corn Exchange

Jubilee Room, Pump House

Capacity: 50 people maximum

This beautifully renovated building is situated in Faringdon’s Market Place. It is home to the Town Council offices and Information Centre. The Jubilee Room, on the first floor, is perfect for meetings with its online video equipment and for other uses such as yoga or community group meet ups.

Summer Rates (1 Apr-30 Sept) / hour (including VAT)	Winter Rates (1 Oct-31 Mar) / hour (including VAT)
£12.30	£13.80

Click here for Terms & Conditions for the Jubilee Room, Pump House

Click here for Faringdon Town Council’s Risk Assessment of the Jubilee Room

Click here for more detailed photos of the Jubilee Room, The Pump House

Old Town Hall

Capacity: 50 people maximum

Faringdon Town Council, as trustee of the Faringdon War Memorial Trust, administers this building situated in the Market Place. Built between 1650 and 1660 it has been beautifully refurbished with a self-contained kitchen. The Old Town Hall is ideal for meetings, as well as having lighting and a j-rail hanging system particularly useful for art exhibitions.