The Livery Committee is a connecting forum for communication between the livery and the officers at Guildhall and Mansion House. The Committee allows communication on any matter regarding the general body of the Livery.
Livery Committee Report – 24 June 2022
The following report was presented on 24th June, 2022 to The Right Honourable The Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Liverymen of the Several Companies of the City of London in Common...
Livery Liaison Scheme
In March this year the Livery Committee launched a new Livery Liaison Scheme for Companies and Guilds. It pairs the 25 Aldermen/Alderwomen with Companies as the conduit for support and...
Livery Committee Annual Report
In June each year, the Livery Committee presents a report to The Right Honourable The Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Liverymen of the Several Companies of the City of London in...
Livery Committee Briefings
The Livery Committee, supported by the Town Clerk's Department at the City of London, publish a quarterly newsletter called the Livery Briefing. The publication is distributed to all Livery Clerks...
Roles and responsibilities
Committee members have the following roles and responsibilities - To join with the Committee in carrying out the work that Common Hall expects it to undertake, ie as set out...
Nominations and appointments
The nominating bodies have submitted their nominations on the basis of the constitution and the composition of the Committee is - Julia Sibley MBE (Chair) Philip Woodhouse (Deputy Chairman) Keith...
Objectives and key tasks
The Objectives of the Livery Committee are - To oversee the running of Common Hall including, where appropriate, the voting procedures. To help increase awareness of and support for the...
Livery Committee Constitution and Governance
Overview The Committee shall be called the "Livery Committee". The membership now comprises - 2 Liverymen who are Aldermen, nominated by the Court of Aldermen 4 Liverymen who are Common...
Livery Committee Membership
The Livery Committee Julia Sibley MBE (Chair) Philip Woodhouse (Deputy Chairman) Keith David Forbes Bottomley, Deputy Sir Charles Edward Beck Bowman (Alderman) David Chalk Rear Admiral John Clink CBE Richard...
Livery Committee History
The Livery Committee commenced activities in July 1864. It was originally created with the purpose of organising and overseeing the elections of the Lord Mayor and Sheriffs at Common Hall....
Livery Committee Report – 24 June 2021
The following report is to be presented on 24th June, 2021 to The Right Honourable The Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Liverymen of the Several Companies of the City of London...
Common Hall
Common Hall is the name by which the assemblies of Liverymen to elect the Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, and certain other officers, are known. Individual Livery Companies sometimes also refer to...
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