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Dunblane Cathedral
The Cross,
Dunblane,
Perthshire
FK15 0AQ 
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Office Tel: 
(01786) 825388
Manse Tel:
(01786) 822205
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Conditions of Use of Halls Facilities

DUNBLANE CATHEDRAL HALLS  -  Conditions of Use

The Cathedral staff are in charge of the premises and are available to help and assist you.


A. Bookings:
 1. The halls are available between 9.00am and 10.30pm.
     Any variations must be agreed in advance.
 2. Bookings should be made through the Secretary in the Cathedral Office.
3. All bookings require a booking form to be completed which will confirm
    the date(s), time(s), room(s) and layout requirements.
4. Booking times should include any setting up or clearing away time which
    you require and a charge may be made for any additional time beyond that   
    booked.

B. Safety:
1. Smoking is not allowed in the Cathedral Halls
2.  Fire regulation notices are posted in every room and must be followed 
     carefully by all group leaders.
3. First Aid boxes are available in a number of locations.These are listed on
    the Fire regulation notices.
4. Accidents should be recorded in the Accidents Book available in
    the main corridor outside the Office and duty staff should be informed.
5. Kitchens have specific instructions on display relating to
    environmental  health and general conditions and these should be 
    observed.

C. Equipment:
1. Cathedral staff should be consulted before any furniture is moved from
    one location to another
 2. Equipment in the main kitchen is intended for use in the main hall
and the Cockburn Lounge.  If this equipment is required in another area or  if the kitchen facilities are required for serving in another area, then a specific request should be made with the booking and the Hallkeeper consulted to see if this arrangement will be possible.
 3. Breakages should be noted in the Breakages Book available in the main
              corridor outside the Office
 4. The kitchen and pantries should be left clean and tidy after use
5. The consumption of alcohol requires specific permission which should  be
     requested with the booking

D. Insurance / Indemnity:
Non-Church of Scotland event organisers are  responsible for any loss, damage or claims made as a result of their use of this let and for having appropriate insurance cover, including public liabilty insurance, in place.

(revised June 2008)       Halls Management Committee