During the Quill Pen Lunch the Master Scrivener presented the Lady Mayor with the swan's quill pen she used to sign herself into office.

The sun shone on Lady Mayor's Day and we took part in the noisy, colourful, joyful pageant which makes up the parade of more than 7,000 people (and more than three miles long) celebrating the diversity and variety of the people who make the City of London.

This was a wonderful evening of fellowship at Cutlers' Hall.  We were pleased to be joined by guests from our RAF affiliates, LXX Squadron based at Brize Norton and guests representing the Masons’ Company, the Upholders’ Company and the Company of Watermen and Lightermen as well as personal and professional guests of our members.Our...

On Thursday 18 September the Master Scrivener, Andrew Claudet, signed the Armed Forces Covenant.

"The Old Bailey Memorandum" was signed on Tuesday 16 September by the Masters of three Livery Companies, creating The Legal Livery Group

On 17 July, there was an unveiling of a plaque marking the site of our Livery Hall (built in the seventeenth century) in Noble Street. Huge thanks to Past Masters Julia Hett and Giles Cole who were instrumental arranging for the plaque to be put into place and to City of London Corporation for...

Another important event in our 650th anniversary year celebrations was a service of thanksgiving in the church of St Mary-le-Bow, led by our Honorary Chaplain, the Reverend Steven Brooks.