Three new Quiet Spaces have officially opened for use at Warwick Conferences.

The Quiet Spaces, which are located in our Scarman and Radcliffe venues, are available for anyone who needs a quiet environment for prayer, meditation or reflection.

The spaces are equipped with comfortable furniture and even jigsaw puzzles to encourage quiet relaxation and help users to take a peaceful break at any time from their daily activities.

As well as this, the Quiet Spaces have also been designated as technology-free zones to minimise digital distractions and ensure that the spaces remain open and welcoming to all who need them.

For visitors to Warwick Conferences, the Quiet Spaces come alongside other initiatives focused on supporting wellbeing and positive mental health such as free access to the Sports and Wellness hub at the University of Warwick, which includes a steam room and sauna, a modern and spacious 230 station gym, and a 25m swimming pool with 12 lanes.

Visitors can also enjoy the ample green spaces around the campus that provide an opportunity to immerse themselves in nature and take time to relax in the fresh air. Visitors can even opt to follow one of the sculpture trails and uncover impressive artwork dotted around the campus.

Working in collaboration with colleagues across the Warwick campus, Warwick Conferences is committed to supporting the physical and emotional well-being of its staff and visitors.