A modern Livery Company
At the Worshipful Company of Water Conservators, sustainability isn’t just a buzzword; it’s our core mission. We’re dedicated to promoting a diverse and sustainable environment, aligning closely with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. From education initiatives fostering environmental stewardship in schools to supporting students in universities, we’re committed to leaving a positive impact. Our focus areas include ensuring access to safe water and sanitation worldwide, promoting sustainable infrastructure and responsible consumption, and advocating for climate action. Through collaboration with stakeholders and continuous improvement in our practices, we’re driving meaningful change. Join us in our journey towards a more sustainable future for all.
News from the Company
News of events and and happenings from across the Company including the Master’s updates as he represents us whilst interacting with other Companies, promoting the Livery, and furthering the objectives of our own Company.
The Company structure
In 2000, the Company of Water Conservators was granted Livery and became the Worshipful Company of Water Conservators. It was incorporated by Royal Charter in 2005.
Types of membership
You can apply to join the Company as a Freeman or, if you have Freedom of the City of London, or already a Liveryman, you can apply to join us as a Liveryman.
Our webinar series
We run a popular series of monthly webinars. Most of these are recorded and are available to view. Forthcoming webinars are advertised under our events page.
Upcoming events
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15
May
2024
E-Waste Management in Hong Kong and Singapore – examples for London?
Nigel Mattravers, Consultant in resource management with Alba Group Asia, will be presenting our May webinar on Wednesday 15th May… -
16
May
2024
Crack the Code
Postponed, please look out for the new date Visit the top-secret home of the World War Two Codebreakers Join… -
19
May
2024
Tudor Pull 2024
The Tudor Pull is a rowing event with much pageantry on the River Thames in which an elaborately decorated Royal…