10-18 Union Street is the new, permanent home of The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG).
The College’s move to Union Street in November 2019 marks another momentous chapter in its rich history, safeguarding and enhancing the RCOG’s future as a global hub for women’s healthcare for generations to come.
Established in 1929, it is 90 years since the College was founded to improve the standard of women’s healthcare and advance the science, practice and study of obstetrics and gynaecology (O&G).
Now seen as a leader in women’s healthcare, both in the UK and overseas, and with over 16,000 members worldwide, the College has come a long way since those early pioneering days.
To find out more information about RCOG, view their website www.rcog.org.uk
General Manager
Head Chef
Sales Manager
General Manager
What do you do?
As GM my role is to lead my teams to be a successful and competitive venue in Central London with high standards of service and great quality of food, to be a true representation for Graysons and the College.
What’s your favourite thing about Union Street?
It’s the north building which is an old 19th century hop warehouse. It’s tucked away from public eye so not many people are aware it exists. Hops were brought in to the London Docklands area from other European countries, sold in the Hop Exchange building in London Bridge and then distributed to hop warehouses like the one at Union Street, which helped boost the beer industry in the 19th century.
What’s your favourite restaurant?
Trinity Fulham.
Where’s your favourite holiday destination?
So far Cuba and Sri Lanka.
Head Chef
What do you do?
Manage the kitchen brigade.
What’s your favourite thing about Union Street?
New beginnings.
What’s your favourite restaurant?
Tetsuya’s in Sydney.
Where’s your favourite holiday destination?
Too many to mention, anywhere that offers culture, surfing and sunshine.
Sales Manager
What do you do?
I look after the events sales, co-ordination of events and a myriad of other things on a daily basis that come my way.
What’s your favourite thing about Union Street?
Its central Location.
What’s your favourite restaurant?
Wright Brothers in Borough.
Where’s your favourite holiday destination?
Barcelona.
10-18 Union Street
London
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Situated in the heart of London Bridge, 10 Union Street is easily accessible by a variety of public transport options:
Nearest tube stations are London Bridge or Borough both within 5 minutes. This gives easy access from the Northern, Jubilee Lines. Upon exit from the tube follow the signs for Borough High Street
Nearest main line train station is London Bridge. On exiting the station follow the signs for Borough Market.
The nearest bus routes are 21, 35, 47, 78, 133, 343, N21, N133
For detailed information on bus routes and closest bus stops visit the Transport for London website.
The nearest car park the NCP Car Park London Bridge on Kipling Street is located 6 minutes’ walk away from the venue. For further information visit their website here.
Union Street itself is part of TFL’s Cycle Quiet Way 14 and close to Cycle Super Highway 7. Visit the TFL Cycle route website to find out more about TFL cycle routes.
We are delighted to be able to offer a bicycle storage area at the venue. Alternatively, there are several Santander docking stations in the area. Please visit Transport for London’s Santander Cycle Pages for further information.
