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Events

Tudor Pull

We are pleased to report that the Stela was successfully transported from Hampton Court Palace to the Tower of London. At Hampton Court the Stela was handed over by the Custodian in a beautiful secluded garden in the palace. Accompanying the Stela on its journey down the Thames were the…...

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Putting the environment at the centre of thinking and planning

For too long businesses have treated the environmental impacts of what they do as a side effect. Instead they should be putting the environment at the centre of their thinking and planning, according to Dr Stephanie Wray of RSK Nature Repair, part of the RSK Group environmental consultancy. Businesses that…...

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Master’s Weekend in Stratford-upon-Avon

You can take Stratford out of Shakespeare – as indeed Shakespeare spent much of his time in London – but you cannot take Shakespeare out of Stratford.  Shakespeare tea rooms, the Shakespeare bookshop, Shakespeare distillery …  For our Master’s weekend in Stratford-upon-Avon we enjoyed full immersion in all things Shakespeare.…...

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Best in Class – Congratulations!

The Water Conservators’ cutter Water Forget-me-not won the mixed crew class in the Oxbridge Watermen’s Challenge from Putney Bridge to Chiswick Bridge on the river Thames.  The race for traditional Thames Watermen’s Cutters or Gigs took place just before the Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race.  Teams came from City of…...

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United Guild Service

The annual United Guild Service at St Paul’s Cathedral is one of the major ‘must dos’ for Livery Companies, and the Water Conservators put up a good show as usual, with our attendees overflowing our allocation of seats, and several more in guest seats under the Dome. Precedence of Livery…...

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WATER IN THE UK – TOO MUCH DEMAND, TOO LITTLE SUPPLY

CITY WATER DEBATE 2026 Bakers’ Hall, London, Wednesday 18th March Hosted by the Worshipful Company of Water Conservators The UK is running out of water. Population and economic growth combined with climate change mean that consumption is increasingly outstripping supply. We are already abstracting more water from the environment than…...

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England needs “complete behavioural change at national level” from water users

CITY WATER DEBATE 2026 Bakers’ Hall, London, Wednesday 18 March Hosted by the Worshipful Company of Water Conservators NEWS RELEASE England needs “complete behavioural change at national level” from water users if it is to meet the challenge posed by a predicted shortfall in the public water supply of 5…...

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Welcome to our new members

The Worshipful Company of Water Conservators was pleased to welcome Andrew Moore, Steve Thompsett, and Sarah Hendry as Freemen of the Company and Brian Back as a Liveryman of the Company at the meeting of the Court at the Bakers’ Hall before the City Water Debate....

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Pancake Race 2026

The Water Conservators again entered a team in the Worshipful Company of Poulters’ Inter-Livery Pancake Race. It was a great charity event in aid of the West Ham Foundation, the Combined Cadet Force Association, Homewards-Royal Foundation and the Master Poulter’s Pelican Trust. In addition to 46 teams from City of…...

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Are We Prepared? Livery Climate Action Group Annual Conference

“Are We Prepared” was the theme of this year’s Livery Climate Action Group (LCAG) Annual Conference held at Merchant Taylors’ Hall on the 26th January 2026. Alderman Alison Gowman, LCAG Chair, along with Sheriff and Deputy Keith Bottomley opened the conference which included four main sessions: Financial Risks, Risks To…...

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