In September 1666 the Great Fire of London swept through the City. Man-about-town Samuel Pepys witnessed and recorded the events of that extraordinary week.
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Category: Charity
A Wing and a Prayer – Mistress Glover’s Flying Circus
On Tuesday, July 30th The Worshipful Company of Glovers of London will be doing something they believe is a first for a Livery Company! At least a dozen men and women from the Glovers and other Livery companies will be taking to the skies with the Mistress Glover’s Flying Circus to raise £50,000 for charity.
Livery Food Initiative seminar at Drapers’ Hall on Monday 1st July
As part of its campaign to raise awareness of the scale of food insecurity and the food redistribution ecosystem, the Livery Food Initiative will be holding a seminar on the theme of “Addressing Food Insecurity” on 1 July at Drapers’ Hall, Throgmorton Street, London EC2N 2AN. There are up to two places available for every Livery Company and Guild.
The Lord Mayor’s Big Curry Lunch – capacity attendance and great support
Michael Hockney, Co-Chairman and Founder of The Lord Mayor’s Big Curry Lunch, has provided the first feedback on another very successful event.
Special edition Old Bailey 2024 Playing Cards now available
A 2024 Special Edition ‘Old Bailey’ playing cards packs are available by mail order and details can be found below.
Time to spice up the way you support the Lord Mayor’s Big Curry Lunch
There are two new ways that you can support the Lord Mayor’s Big Curry Lunch – by experiencing a delicious new Masala sauce, and entering the draw for a unique Waterloo watch.
Lots of opportunity at the Lord Mayor’s Big Curry Lunch auction
Even if you are unable to attend the Lord Mayor’s Big Curry Lunch, you can still bid on one of the seventy-one auction lots on Thursday 18th April.
The Livery Food Initiative Truck is launched by the Lord Mayor
On March 5th 60 members from 30 Livery Companies joined the Lord Mayor and Sheriffs outside Mansion House to celebrate the Lord Mayor handing over the keys to a 7.5 tonne Truck to City Harvest Chairman Stephen Winningham.
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