November News
Christmas Parties at Trinity Park - Last Few Remaining Tickets
Book your tickets now for the biggest party in town!
We have just a few tickets remaining for our Toy Shoppe themed Christmas Parties on Saturday 5th, Thursday 17th and Tuesday 22nd December.
Ride our very own 'Ipswich I' Ferris Wheel
Dine on the finest festive food
Delight in our range of toys
Dance to the Trinity Park disco
Don't miss out. BOOK NOW!
An ideal Christmas Present
Stuck for Christmas Gift ideas? Why not purchase membership of the Suffolk Agricultural Association for a friend or loved one. Not only will you be supporting the Association's aim to enable current and future generations to gain a greater appreciation of food, farming and the countryside; the recipient of your gift will enjoy free entry to the Suffolk Show and the members marquee and discounted admission to other Association events. For more information about membership benefits and to purchase membership online, click here.
Town 102 FM's Take That Tribute Band night was a sell out
Over 800 Take That fans danced the night away at Town FM's tribute band night last Friday at Trinity Park. Town FM have planned 3 more tribute band nights at Trinity Park next year.
Nationally well known garden experts provide advice on how to maintain your garden
Over 220 people have booked to attend the Gardens beyond the Drawing Board conference at Trinity Park on Wednesday 4th November.
HIghly esteemed garden experts Bunny Guinness (Radio 4 Gardeners' Question TIme panellist), Sarah Cook (recently retired head gardener of Sissinghurst Castle) and Nicholas Newton, (Suffolk-based garden designer and consultant) will be giving advice on maintaining a garden to the standard laid out by the designer.
There are a few tickets left for this event. To book, contact Hannah Woods on 01473 707118.
University College Suffolk student's plan their own conference at Trinity Park
University College Suffolk students are planning a conference at Trinity Park Conference and Events Centre next January called The Digital Economy. As part of their Events, Tourism and Leisure Management degree course, students must organise an event from conception and planning through to implementation. The students are reponsible for all aspects of organising an event including developing an event strategy, devising the content of the conference, briefing designers, gaining sponsorship and identifying and inviting speakers and delegates.
As a key sponsor of the event, Trinity Park Events, continues to contribute to the Suffolk Agricultural Association's charitable objectives, and is delighted to be working with the University for the first time and supporting local students in the community.
Trinity Park gave students the opportunity to get some early practice when they helped register delegates at a recent Chartered Institute of Marketing conference at the Centre. Pictured left are University students with Graham Thurston, Trinity Park Events Manager.
Department of Children, Schools and Families choose Trinity Park for their live video conferencing event.
The Department of Children, Schools and Families (DCSF), is running a Youth Task Force Roadshow at 9 venues across the UK. Trinity Park Conference and Events will be hosting the Roadshow in the East region.
Easy access, plentiful parking, top quality catering and above all, state of the art technology were 'must have' requirements for this event. The Roadshow will be using Trinity Park's video conferencing facilities to interact with other locations across the region. Find out more about our leading edge audio visual technology.
The Roadshow will focus on methods of early intervention and prevention to improve outcomes for all young people including those at risk.
It is aimed at practitioners from a range of disciplines, who are engaged in supporting and, where necessary, challenging young people to stay on track. Delegates will include police officers, youth workers, teenage pregnancy co-ordinators, anti-social behaviour co-ordinators, health professionals, teachers, social workers, local authority Targeted Youth Support / Integrated Youth Support Services lead, Family Intervention Project worker/managers, drug and alcohol service professionals, housing officers, or YOT workers.
New Marketing Manager appointed
The Suffolk Agricultural Association has appointed Tina Neill as its new marketing manager for the Association and Trinity Park Events Ltd.
A chartered marketer, Tina has more than 20 years' senior marketing management and market research experience within both the public and private sectors across a broad range of industries. Her career spans conferences and exhibitions, marketing strategy development, implementation of marketing campaigns and management of market research and evaluation projects. She has managed projects on behalf of large and small organisations including Microsoft, AA, First Choice, Orange, Arts Council England, English Heritage and Rambert Dance.
Most recently she has run her own marketing and research consultancy ClearView working on market research, evaluation, re-branding and marketing campaign planning for clients in the region including Suffolk County Council , Sainsbury Centre for Visual Art, Contemporary Art Norwich, All Hallows Hospital, South Norfolk District Council and California Raisins.
Married with a son 15 and daughter 13, Tina is an enthusiastic rider and plays hockey and tennis for local teams.