Queen Elizabeth Ii Centre To The House Of Lords?

Queen Elizabeth II Centre to the House of Lords?
Queen Elizabeth II Centre to the House of Lords?
Government-owned Queen Elizabeth II Centre in London is being lined up as a possible venue to rehouse the House of Lords, as parliament faces up to the need for a £3.9bn restoration plan that could take up to six years to complete. 

There is concern that if the QEII Centre is used exclusively for the lords, then central London would lose its major purpose-built conference venue. The centre currently contributes £122m annually to the UK economy. But no decision has been made yet. 

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