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Supporting Schools, Inspiring Futures: Water Conservation Trust Impact Report – May 2026

The Water Conservation Trust’s Schools Programme aims to enhance learning in water related science and the environment in schools, particularly those with high levels of disadvantaged children. The attached report…

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Day out at Chelsea Show

The Master Carolyn Roberts met the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) Director General Clare Matterson CBE to celebrate the achievement of Freeman Chris Baines who has recently been awarded the prestigious…

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We need to do more, faster – A Conversation about Sustainability

Our grateful thanks to Dame Polly Courtice, founder of the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership, and Peter Simpson, former Chief Executive of Anglian Water, for sharing a fascinating conversation on…

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Welcome to our newest Freemen of the City of London

At an Admission Ceremony in the Chamberlain’s Court at the Guildhall, Freemen of the Worshipful Company of Water Conservators Fiona Daly and Tim Weller were given the Freedom of the…

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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…

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Providing water at the Treloar’s Gala Dinner

The Treloar’s 20th Anniversary Gala Dinner at the Guild Hall was a sell out.  We had a wonderful night of celebration raising funds for this exceptional school.  The school’s incredible…

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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…

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Welcome to our newest Liveryman and Freeman

At our Election Court meeting the Master was pleased to admit our newest Liveryman Eileen Bigg and our newest Freeman Stanley Root

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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,…

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