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Water Conservation Trust – Supporting Students

We in the Water Conservation Trust, are currently working with fifteen universities to provide bursaries for students on post graduate courses.  We are pleased to work for the future of the profession and help those who will make a difference. It is great to meet and talk to the young…...

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LCAG Conference 2024: Planning for a Resilient Future

The Company was well represented at the Livery Climate Action Group (LCAG) Conference held at the Merchant Taylors’ Hall supported by The Worshipful Companies of the Mercers, Merchant Taylors and Haberdashers and The City of London Corporation and GLH.  Over 200 Livery representatives and other organisations were present to hear…...

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Dedication of AIDU crest at St Clement Danes

We were honoured to witness and participate in the dedication of the Unit Plaque for No 1 Aeronautical Information Documents Unit (AIDU), a stone engraved squadron crest, which is set into the marble stonework of the floor of St Clements Danes Church. The Church is a living memorial to all…...

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Discussion Dinner with Alan Lovell, Chair of the Environment Agency

Members of the Company and guests held a dinner, under the Chatham House Rule, at the Oxford and Cambridge Club in Pall Mall, London.  It was one of a series of Company events on environmental and governance issues facing the water sector. Our principal guest was Alan Lovell, Chair of…...

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Welcome to our newest and honorary member – Lord Deben

The Master and Company were very pleased to welcome John Gummer (Lord Deben) to a specially convened meeting of the Company Court at the Oxford and Cambridge Club in London, at which he formally elected as a member of the Company.  John Gummer was previously the MP for the Suffolk…...

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How does ecological risk relate to commercial risk? The Royal Society

Following our Coffee Colloquium at the Mansion House members of the Company and the Livery were invited to participate in a two day conference at the Royal Society. The conference aimed to help businesses understand the commercial risks they face due to ecological risks. The programme was intended to provide…...

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Evensong with the Worshipful Company of Musicians, St Paul’s Cathedral

Masters, Prime wardens, Wardens and Clerks of Livery Companies joined the Worshipful Company of Musicians in their annual service to give thanks for the gifts of music, creativity and performance and pray for its work to inspire and support young musicians.  The Water Conservators were represented by the Thames Warden…...

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City Environment Debate, Arup

Our first City Environmental Debate on ‘Accelerating the Transition to a Circular Economy’ was a great success with an almost full house at Arup’s central London offices despite the pouring rain.  we had representatives from many businesses and organisations, City of London Livery Companies including quite a few masters, as…...

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The Water Conservators have joined The Construction Liveries Group

The Worshipful Company of Water Conservators are very pleased to join the The Construction Liveries Group (CLG).  Construction (and demolition) can have a major impact on water and the environment. It is exciting to be working with other Livery Companies to promote a diverse and sustainable environment. This is a…...

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Common Hall Election of Lord Mayor, Guildhall

This is probably the most important date in the Livery calender when Liverymen exercise their right to nominate and elect the Lord Mayor. The day started early with breakfast for Masters and Clerks in the Guildhall where notes are compared and everyone catches up.  Masters, Prime Wardens and Upper Bailiff…...

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