Black tie event described as "Peterborough's premier business networking" opportunity to return to city

A popular black-tie business networking event is set to return to Peterborough this summer.

Described as the city’s “premier business networking event”, the 2026 Bondholder Dinner will be held inside Peterborough Cathedral’s nave on June 4.

The annual event brings together more than 350 business delegates for an evening of networking in the heart of one of Peterborough’s most stunning historic buildings.

Organised by Peterborough City Council’s Economic Development Team, the evening will commence with a drinks reception, followed by a lavish three-course meal and speeches that celebrate the city’s business achievements and a chance to collaborate and network.

A snapshot from last year's event held inside Peterborough Cathedral.placeholder image
A snapshot from last year's event held inside Peterborough Cathedral.

Councillor Mohammed Farooq, Cabinet Member for Growth and Regeneration, said: “The Bondholder Dinner is a celebration of what makes Peterborough’s business community so special. It’s one of the city’s premier networking occasions, attracting around 300 business leaders and community members.

“I’d like to extend my thanks to all our sponsors for their support and look forward to welcoming all guests to a wonderful evening in the Cathedral.”

The event is open to both members and non-members of the Bondholder Network. To find out more about the benefits of the Bondholder Network and how to join, email [email protected].

General ticket sales are now open and are available to purchase via email to [email protected] on a first come first serve basis.

It is described as "Peterborough's premier business networking event".placeholder image
It is described as "Peterborough's premier business networking event".

Sponsors for this year’s dinner include MPB Structures (headline sponsor), ARU Peterborough, Greenwoods, MHA Accountants and Price Bailey.

For more details on the sponsors, visit the event page on the council’s website.

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