KEY DETAILS
Date: Thursday 17th September
Location: Hilton London Paddington, 146 Praed Street, London, W2 1EE
Dress code: Smart & stylish!
TIMINGS
18:30 - drinks reception
19:00 - welcome
19:15 - dinner
21:00 - speech & awards
22:30 - entertainment
00:00 - carriages
MAIN MENU
Starter
Harissa Spiced Hummus, Falafel, Pomegranate & Radish Herb Salad (V)
Main Course
Rump of Lamb with Dauphinoise Potatoes, Baby Carrot, British Pea & Mint Biscuit, Pan Jus
Wild Mushroom & Asparagus Risotto, Truffle Crisp (V)
Dessert
Strawberry & Prosecco Torte (V)
Please be advised that we must be notified of all dietary requirements before the event. Please email your dietary requirements to event manager, siobhan@creativemoment.co by 7th September.
Allergy Note: All produce is prepared in an area where allergens, including nuts, are present. For those with special dietary requirements, who wish to know about the ingredients used, please ask a member of the management team.
DRINKS
A welcome drink, half bottle of wine and still/sparkling water are included per guest
YOUR HOST
Jordan Lee is a DJ and Presenter, best known for hosting KISS FM's mid-morning show, as well as Hits Pride Breakfast. As a key presenter in Bauer’s radio network, Jordan Lee has hosted shows across KISS, KISSTORY, Hits and Hits Pride stations.
Since 2024, he takes KISS listeners through the mid-morning blues with the biggest dance and R&B tracks between 10am and 1pm. Throughout his career he has interviewed the likes of Ed Sheeran, Dua Lipa and Kylie Minogue.
Jordan’s commitment to championing queer rights led to him being deeply involved in the creation of Hits Radio Pride, the first national commercial LGBTQ+ station in the UK.
He wakes up the nation Loud and Proud on Hits Radio Pride Breakfast and recently launched an intimate Sunday evening series Out Loud for LGBT History Month, interviewing LGBTQIA+ icons such as Olly Alexander and Antoni Porowski.
VENUE
Hilton London Paddington, 146 Praed Street, London, W2 1EE
We recommend using the hotel entrance from Praed Street, however there is also an entrance directly from Paddington Station.