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Home | UK News | IoR dinner returns in June

IoR dinner returns in June

4th December 2021

UK: The Institute of Refrigeration annual dinner makes a welcome return in 2022, moving from its traditional February slot to June 30.

Following the disruptions of Covid-19, the original fridge dinner celebrates its 121st anniversary with a return to the Leonardo Royal Hotel London St Pauls on a date to coincide with the World Refrigeration Day celebrations.

Tickets start from £147.00+VAT for members and tables of 10 and 12 are available. 

Included in the ticket price is a drinks reception and three-course meal including 1/2 bottle wine per person.

Further details and bookings here.

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