Skip to content

Education and Training

User login

Entrepreneurs Panel

Steve Purdham
Debbie Pierce
Richard O'Sullivan
Brian Hay
Gary Jacobson
Jeremy Roberts
Tony Caldeira
David Pollock
Ian Morris
Home

Middle Aston House

Middle Aston
Bicester OX25 5PT
United Kingdom
Phone: 01869 340361
Fax: 01869 340659
See map: Google Maps
50

Middle Aston House is a residential training and development centre set in 20 acres of peaceful Oxfordshire countryside.

Offering a range of training suites and syndicate rooms, the House has the intimacy and comfort of a 'home from home' combined with a professional level of service which adds real value to any event.

Middle Aston House also has its own training company, offering focused, results-driven training in a safe and supportive environment.
Facilities include

* 5 main meeting rooms with seating capacity for 50
* 10 syndicate rooms
* Private dining for 40
* IT Technical Support
* 3 lakes
* Teambuilding with full Facilitation if required
* Broadband link to wireless access points for Delegates use
* Free on site car parking

  • Day nurseries

    Making money out of nurseries should be child’s play. Shouldn’t it? EN examines the real bottom line.

  • Overnight sensation

    In times like these business travel has to pay for itself. EN finds out how to get the most from your budget.

  • Reluctant heroes

    The recession has changed the landscape for start-ups radically, with more now driven by necessity than desire. EN investigates.

  • Regulation

    Dr Vince Cable, the new business secretary, is ultimately responsible for curing UK Plc’s red tape ills. EN suggests some regulations he should consign to the dustbin.

  • Lambs to the slaughter

    Banks might be going easy on struggling companies but are they making those firms’ directors homeless instead? EN investigates.

Venue Finder

Manchester Art Gallery

Manchester
Find Venues
Five Minutes With

Frank McKenna

Frank McKenna has never exactly been shy about being the public face of the Downtown in Business brand, which he founded in Liverpool in 2004 and now boasts operations in Preston and Manchester (the latter launched earlier this year). His weekly, “Thank Frank it’s Friday” email missives, “Frankie Says” blog and Tarantino-inspired advertisements are cases in point.

More Five Minute Interviews

Charles Woolley

There was nothing Woolley about Charles’s decision to buy into Asda in 1993. Elizabeth Donevan discreetly fills her handbag with sachets of ketchup as the founder of Rectory Foods reveals...

More Best Deals