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Queen Alexandra Hospital, Portsmouth
Queen Alexandra Hospital (QAH) opened in 1904 as a military hospital, serving a vital role in treating Allied troops and prisoners of war on D-Day.
It transitioned into a major NHS district general hospital and then a Trauma unit undergoing a £250 million redevelopment to modernise its facilities.
Parking at QAH onsite at in the patient car park, or Park and Ride at Fort Southwick
The conference is being held in the new lecture theatres on B-Level (One floor up from the main entrance)
Registration at 08:30
Presentations begin at 09:00
HMS Warrior
Launched in 1860, HMS Warrior was Britain’s first iron-hulled, armoured battleship and the pride of Queen Victoria’s fleet, marking a massive leap in naval technology.
As the largest and fastest warship of her day, she served until 1883. Following a major restoration, she became a museum ship in Portsmouth in 1987.
We are delighted to invite delegates to the HMS Warrior for the evening Black Tie dinner.
Welcome Drinks from 19:00
Dinner Served at 20:00
Carriages 23:15
(After Drinks in Gunwarf Quays)
Getting to the Venue
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Transport links: Portsmouth is well-connected making it easy to reach from across the region. Portsmouth Harbour is a 300m walk from the venue.
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Parking: Historic Dockyard Carpark PO1 3HS
Photographic ID Must be brought for access to the Historic Dockyard(Driving Licence / Passport)
Dress Code
Day: Business / Smart
Evening: Black Tie
Photographic ID Must be brought for access to the Historic Dockyard
(Driving Licence / Passport)
Accommodation
We recommend staying at the Maritime Hotel or Premier Inn.
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