Are KCoC events accessible?

We strive to host inclusive, accessible events that enable all individuals, including individuals with disabilities, to engage fully. To request an accommodation or for inquiries about accessibility, please contact the Kingston Chamber of Commerce team at info@kingstonchamber.co.uk.

What is the KCoC event refund policy?

In the event you need to cancel your reservation, please cancel within 48 hours in order to receive a refund.

How many attendees can I expect at KCoC events?

Number of attendees varies from event to event, often limited by the venue capacity, however you can usually expect 30 + people in attendance.

Is there a dress code for KCoC events?

The recommended dress code for our events is smart business casual (exceptions to this will be stated clearly in individual event listings)

Do I have to be a KCoC member to attend Chamber events?

Our events are generally open to both Members and Non-Members (exceptions to this will be clearly stated in individual event ticket purchasing options)

Why there is the price difference between member and non-member ticket types?

As a non-for-profit membership organisation we aim to maintain fairness in our pricing structure, hence a slightly higher charge for non-members tickets.

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Thu, May 29, 16:00
NW2 6RX • London
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Tue, Jul 8, 13:00
Perrin Lecture Theatre, Blizard Building • London
Free
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Sat, Jun 7, 16:30
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£45
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Wed, Jun 11, 15:00
London College of Fashion EB M01 (Lecture Theatre) • London
Free
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Mall Galleries • London
£15
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Thu, Jun 5, 15:00
London • London
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The Learning Shop Bluewater • Bluewater
Free
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Oru Space Sutton - Opening 2023 • Sutton
£199
The application of shopper psychology to change shopper behaviour
Thu, Jun 12, 09:00
Museum of Brands • London
£418.80 - £474

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