The Royal Horseguards
The Cellar
The Cellar
During both World Wars, One Whitehall Place was used as a headquarters by the Intelligence Service. According to local legend, a passage once ran from The Cellar under Horse Guards Avenue to the Ministry of Defence, a little further along Whitehall. What’s certainly true is that the foundation stone for the original building, laid by the then Prime Minister, William Gladstone, can still be seen here.
Perfect for intimate parties, product launches and small events, The Cellar can accommodate up to 70 people.
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The Royal Horseguards,
2 Whitehall Court,
London. SW1A 2EJ
Tel: 0871 376 9033
2 Whitehall Court,
London. SW1A 2EJ
Tel: 0871 376 9033
+44 845 305 8332
Fax: 0871 376 9133+44 845 305 8371
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Today's Weather
in London °C or °F31 Jul Sat
A shower in the area, mainly early
High Temperature:23
Low Temperature:11
01 Aug Sun
Partly sunny with a passing shower
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Low Temperature:13
02 Aug Mon
Partly sunny
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Low Temperature:12
03 Aug Tue
Sunny to partly cloudy and pleasant
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Low Temperature:13
04 Aug Wed
Partly sunny, a shower in the afternoon
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What's on?
The Great Game: Afghanistan
The Tricycle Theatre's acclaimed Afghanistan season The Great Game returns to Kilburn for a short run, including a further new play, before a major US tour. Twelve playwrights thrillingly lay bare two centuries' worth of foreign intervention in the region.
Field Day
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Blood Brothers
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BBC Proms - Week Two
The BBC Proms' second week at the Royal Albert Hall ends with an 80-year-old Proms debutant: Stephen Sondheim. There are also visits by orchestras from Australia, Birmingham, Bremen and Cardiff.
Carnaval del Pueblo
The Carnaval del Pueblo, a vibrant celebration of Latin American culture, salsas its way into South London's Burgess Park. More than 100,000 people come for the Latino party, which incorporates music, food, parades and arts and crafts stalls.
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