The conference facilities at Sunbury Court come in two distinct flavours - the main building's traditional Chapel Conference Room and the well equipped, purpose-built High Council Chambers.

The High Council Chambers
Built in the late 1990s by General Paul Rader, the conference centre's main room is equipped with:
Network and Internet access for laptop computers via LAN (Local Area Network).
Wireless Broadband Connectivity
Individual sound system for translations
Computer projector for powerpoint presentations
VHS projector for video tape
Surroundsound amplification
Remote blinds and lighting

The centre additionally has 2 syndicate rooms, male/female and wheelchair toilets, and its own kitchenette.

The Mansion's Conference Room
The Victorian west wing added by Colonel Harfield in the late 19th century, houses the massive, high-ceilinged Conference Room and elaborate Coachman's entrance. It is here that the first Salvation Army High Council gathered early in 1929. The Army's successive Generals since then have been elected by Commissioners assembling from their posts around the world in this impressive hall. It is the perfect venue to address medium sized groups in grand style.

The Mansion House contains a number of hotspots permitting laptops with a wireless network cards to access wireless broadband connectivity. Additionally the mansion house has a number of large public rooms which are available for hire, whose seating capacities are as follows:

Seating arrangements and capacities may be altered at the margins to accommodate individual conference needs, please use the comments on the booking enquiry form to register those needs. Alternatively send a direct email query to reservations.