Hiring one of the rooms at Ipswich Meeting House is easy! Just follow these steps:

1. Choose one or more of the four rooms described below
2. Work out which time slot suits you (these are listed below the rooms)
3. Ring the Warden on 01473 257649 to check for availablility (or email the Warden at: hbbruce@hotmail.co.uk)
4. Fill out the Booking Form (downloadable from the link below the time slots) and post to:

The Warden
Quaker Meeting House
39 Fonnereau Road, Ipswich IP1 3JH

5. Don't forget to read the Conditions of Hire (downloadable from the link below the booking form)!

Rooms for Hire
	The Meeting Room 10.5m x 8m with seating for 100 people. An urn for making hot drinks can be hired for an additional £5 per session for this room.	£28
	Piano There is a well-tuned Steinhart piano in the Meeting Room. For an hourly practice rate, please contact the Warden.
	Collinson Room 8.5m x 6m with chairs for 60 people and 8 tables. There is a hatch to the adjacent kitchen.	£22
	Kitchen 3.50m x 3.70m, fully equipped with gas cookers, microwave, fridge, urn, kettles, plates, cups, glasses and cutlery etc.	£8
	Library with 6 easy chairs and a table with 10 chairs around it. An urn for making hot drinks can be hired for an additional £5 per session for this room.	£17
	The Quiet Room 4.2m x 3.6m will accommodate 6 to 8 persons. An urn for making hot drinks can be hired for an additional £5 per session for this room.	£8

Time Slots

Morning: 9.00-12.00
Afternoon: 1.00-4.00
Evening: 7.00-10.00

If you would like to hire a room between the stated session times please make enquiries to the Warden.

Booking Form

Download in PDF format here.

Conditions of Hire

Download in PDF format here.

The Society of Friends, more usually known as “the Quakers” is a religious body concerned that its premises should be used for the good of the community at large. It welcomes all that are engaged in worthwhile activities, especially those that are charitable or philanthropic. It does
not concern itself with the beliefs, religious or otherwise, of those who use its premises, though it does not accept bookings from organisations with objectives directly opposed to its own. In the case of new users, unless the objectives are obvious, it asks for a letter setting out the aims of the
organisation and explaining what it wishes to do in the premises. The Meeting House is not available for party political or commercial activities, nor may it be used to further antagonism towards any other group.