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Afternoon tea at the House of Lords

The Chairman of the English-Speaking Union, The Rt Hon. the Lord Boateng, invites ESU members and their guests to afternoon tea at the House of Lords. There will be a classic menu of sandwiches, tea and cakes served in the Cholmondeley Room and the House of Lords Terrace on Friday, 12 July 2019 from 3.30 until 5pm.

After purchasing your ticket, you will be sent a personalised official invitation in the post.* To gain entry to the House of Lords, ticket-holders must bring their official invitation. This event is only for members of the ESU and their guests. Tickets are limited and we anticipate a high demand.

Tickets cost £65 and you can buy them here.

*For security reasons you must bring your official invitation to this event. If your ticket has not arrived one month before the event, please contact membership@esu.org

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