The Worshipful Company of Plumbers aims to support and make a difference within the ancient industry of plumbing. We assist and support charities and trainees, partner our industry through affiliations, and work closely with the Lord Mayor and the City of London.
On Monday, 17th March, Master Charles Brooks, Mistress Penny, and the Wardens are delighted to invite you to join them for our Annual Banquet at the Mansion House, held in the glorious surroundings of the Egyptian Hall by kind permission of the Lord Mayor.
On Saturday, 22nd February 2025, the Plumbers’ Shooting Team invites you to have a go a clay pigeon shooting at the Bisley Shooting Ground! Complete novices through to experienced shots are welcome.
This year’s Annual United Guilds’ Service will be held in St Paul’s Cathedral on Friday, 28th March at 11.15am.
The Company receives a limited allocation of tickets for the Company’s reserved seating area.
TALES FROM THE RIVERBANK – IS THERE AN ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS? WHO’S TO BLAME?
With Dr Peter Matthews and Mark Lloyd
This year’s Plumbers’ Annual Lecture at Wax Chandlers Hall will explore the historical context of water management, the stakeholders involved, and the current crisis affecting our inland waters.
On Monday, 10 February 2025, 32 Liverymen and guests, including several prospective members of the Worshipful Company of Plumbers, gathered for a most convivial lunch at Ironmongers’ Hall, meticulously organised by Past Steward Philippa Stary.
The Worshipful Company of Plumbers had the honour of welcoming two new Freemen at the Guildhall: Louchavan Lemard and Sharron Trisk. Additionally, Kathy Adams was made free of the City of London, marking an important milestone in her journey within the Livery.
On 4th February, members of the Plumbers’ Company, led by Company’s History Group, gathered for a fascinating visit to The London Archives (TLA). This event was a rare opportunity to explore the rich historical collections, view original Company documents, and enjoy a day of fellowship with fellow members.
On Tuesday, 4th February, the next generation of plumbing professionals put their skills to the test at the HIP Learner of the Year competition for the South East, held at Aldershot College.
On 15th January, Liverymen gathered for an exclusive visit to the historic Gunmakers’ Proof House, hosted by the Master. This sold-out event provided a rare opportunity to explore the home of the Worshipful Company of Gunmakers, an institution that has upheld the safety and regulation of firearms since 1675.
Through fundraising and by direct activity, we help charities and not-for-profits in the UK and around the world ensure a better future for both individuals and their communities. The City Liveries together raised over £75M in 2021 and have made a significant difference to the lives of millions. Become a part of our charitable history.
Find out more about the rewards of being a Liveryman and how to apply.