In Pictures: Bowcliffe Hall unveils The Blackburn Wing

14 October 2014 by Jack Carter

Bowcliffe Hall in Yorkshire opened its new treehouse-style venue The Blackburn Wing for events last week.

In Pictures: Bowcliffe Hall unveils The Blackburn Wing
In Pictures: Bowcliffe Hall unveils The Blackburn Wing

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The Blackburn Wing, shaped like an aeroplane wing and named after aviation pioneer Roger Blackburn, can host up to 60 delegates theatre-style for conferences and meetings and a further 90 for drinks receptions.

Luxury watch brand Bremont’s ‘Wright Flyer’ launch marked the first event to be held at the new events space, which was attended by special guest and adventurer Charley Boorman.

Bowcliffe Hall is located between York and Leeds and also includes the Georgian Bowcliffe & Morning Rooms and the newly refurbished Driver’s Club Dining Room.

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