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We pride ourselves on providing the best service for every event we hold, no matter what the occasion. We have an incredibly versatile space, so whether a business gathering, wedding or private hire - we will be able to assist.
The Counting House offers catering services, sound/lighting equipment, and multiple discounts with partners for furniture and decor hire. Feel free to download our event packs below to help with prices, site information and more.
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