Details for The Station Shopping Centre

With two cinema screens, a cafe-restaurant, art gallery, heritage centre and six artisan food-makers on the premises, The Station is a great place to start your visit to Richmond, Britain's Great Town of the Year 2009.

We have rooms and spaces for seminars, meetings and exhibits. AV and wi-fi are included, and there's great on-site catering.

Richmond station was opened in 1846. Passenger services ceased in 1968. In 2003, after a chequered history, the building was taken over by the newly formed Richmondshire Building Preservation Trust, with the aim of restoring it to its future splendour and making it once again a focal point of the local community.

Conference Facilities 

The Station is a destination of choice for event organisers, with rooms and spaces for seminars, private dinners, trade exhibits, and small meetings. There's free wi-fi Internet, of course; there are data-projectors and screens; and our friendly staff are on hand if you need additional services like photocopying or printing. 

If you're running a demanding event, you'll find our on-site catering second to none. When your delegates are gasping for a cup of freshly-made coffee, or if they need a tray of freshly-made sandwiches (with bread baked on the premises), or a more substantial lunch using delicious produce from Swaledale and around, they'll find that Seasons Restaurant redefines conference catering.