Bookings are now open for the Loughburians’ London Dinner!
- Friday 15 May 2026
- 7:00pm-11:00pm
- One Great George Street, SW1P 3AA
- £80
This occasion provides a wonderful opportunity for alumni to come together, renew old friendships, and share memories of your time at Loughborough. Whether you already meet regularly with fellow Loughburians or are looking to bring a group back together, this is the perfect occasion to do so in elegant surroundings.
Thanks to the generosity of the Trust of the former Old Loughburians’ Association, who have kindly sponsored the drinks reception of this event, we are able to set a ticket price of £80. Guests will enjoy a drinks reception in the Library followed by a delicious three-course dinner in the Great Hall, hear from a selection of engaging speakers, and be able to spend the evening celebrating the spirit and friendships that make the Loughburians’ community so special.
Please note the dress code for this event is Black Tie.
RSVP by Sunday 26 April
| LGS | Class of |
| Gareth Branston | 1991 |
| Russell Harrop | 1991 |
| LHS | Class of |
| Victoria Phillips | 1981 |
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