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Brangwyn Hall, Swansea (SC515)
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Brangwyn Hall, Swansea is a great place to have conferences and meetings. The Guildhall was opened on 23 October 1934 and has played a central role in the lives of the people of Swansea since then. It
has functioned as the focal point of local government and justice, it
is the fount of civic ceremony and is one of the principal centres of
social and cultural life in Swansea. It houses the Brangwyn Hall
panels, also known as the British Empire Panels. The
Brangwyn Hall Complex has over 10 rooms available for conferences and
meetings, they range from the magnificent Brangwyn Hall which can seat
just over 1000 down to the smallest Committee Room, to seat 20.
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CAPACITY
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DIMENSIONS
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DAYLIGHT
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THEATRE
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CLASSROOM
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BOARDROOM
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BANQUETING
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Brangwyn Hall
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1070
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500
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George Hall
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200
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120
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Kent Room
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80
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60
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Committee Room 3a,b
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100
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100
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Committee Room 4
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25
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16
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Committee 5
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50
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30
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Committee 6
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50
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30
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Lord Major
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100
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60
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Gloucester Room
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150
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WALES 
