The Brewery,
52 Chiswell Street
London
EC1Y 4SD

Travelling to the Brewery by public transport couldn’t be easier. The venue is close to Liverpool Street, Moorgate and Barbican stations, and served by at least 10 bus routes.

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12.00 – Drinks reception
12.35 – Welcome
12.45 – Lunch
14.15 – Awards presentations
16.00 – Carriages

Please note that these timings are subject to change

Standard Single Ticket
Public/third sector - £200 + VAT
Private sector/suppliers - £314 + VAT
– Entrance to the drinks reception
– Five star 3–course lunch
– Half a bottle of wine
– The opportunity to network with colleagues and other biomedical science professionals
– Awards ceremony

Standard Half Table (5 places)
Public/third sector - £1,000 + VAT
Private sector/suppliers - £1,515 + VAT
– Entrance to the drinks reception
– Five star 3–course lunch
– Half a bottle of wine per person
– The opportunity to network with colleagues and other biomedical science professionals
– Awards ceremony

Standard Table of 10
Public/third sector - £2,000 + VAT
Private sector/suppliers - £2,735 + VAT
– Entrance to the drinks reception
– Five star 3–course lunch
– Five bottles of wine
– The opportunity to network with colleagues and other biomedical science professionals
– Awards ceremony

Gold Table of 10
Public/third sector  - £3,405 + VAT
Private sector/suppliers - £3,705 + VAT
– Entrance to the drinks reception including a poseur table with your company logo board
– Guaranteed table in the first four rows
– Five star 3–course lunch
– Five bottles of wine + two buckets of beer
– The opportunity to network with colleagues and other biomedical science professionals
– Awards ceremony

Terms and Conditions of booking
Please review the terms and conditions for this event.

Ed Patrick is a comedian, author and NHS anaesthetist. He has performed across the UK, including at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, and is currently on a 2025 UK tour.

Ed’s TV appearances include Have I Got News For You (BBC 1), Sky’s Friday Night with Niall Paterson, Channel 4’s Jokes Only An NHS Worker Can Tell and BBC Scotland. Ed also created and hosted Infectious Personalities on BBC Radio 2, and has written and performed on BBC Radio 4 and BBC Radio Scotland.

Ed hosts the "Comedians' Surgery" podcast where he speaks to guests including Joe Lycett, Rose Matafeo and Reginald D Hunter about their health stories and experiences.

Ed’s book, Catch Your Breath, was published by Hachette and to critical acclaim. He has also written for The Guardian about the intersection between medicine and comedy.