Supports the profession of accountancy in its leadership and service to society, industry, commerce and the financial sector, all members being members of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales.

Information on profile, legal activities, social activities, news, and contacts.

Formed in 2000, with the aims to promote and maintain excellence in the practice of our profession; to support education and training of practitioners; and to build charitable funds through which the public relations profession can give back to the communities it serves.

Offers virtual tour of the lobby, the Freemen's room and the Court room. Profile and list of rooms for hire.

Made up of men and women who have invested their own money and time in setting up and running successful businesses.

Membership is open to all Freemen of the City of London, bound by a common interest in the City of London and the welfare and education of its citizens.

Founded in 1976 by the City of London Corporation to encourage the wider participation of Freemen under the age of 40 in the affairs and traditions of the Livery, by supporting them in finding a Livery Company to join.

Shows info on history, company structure, members, and photographs.

Concentrates on City of London civic matters, and particularly those relating to the Livery Companies and the Sheriffs.

Includes profile, memebrship, events, news, useful links, and contact details.

Offers details on the guild's history, profile, and services.

Membership is open to those engaged in the study, curation, collection and trade in antiques, antiquities and objects of decorative and applied art.

Features the oldest possession of the company-the Ordinance book of the Fellowship of Surgeons. Also includes profile, programme, and history.

Established in 1569 to control the manufacture of baskets within the city of London. Events and history.

Charitable organisation committed both to its craft and to supporting a broad of range of philanthropic, educational and civic activities.

Involved in many charitable and educational activities and upholding the traditions of the City of London by supporting the Lord Mayor, Sheriffs and the Corporation of London in promoting the City in a modern day environment.

Home to the Brewers’ Company which has remained close to its trade and only directors and senior management of member companies are admitted to the Livery.

Formed to promote and protect the art of embroidery, a major City trade in the Middle Ages.

Offers background information on this society and its aims.

Contains details on a provider of facilities and hospitality services to clients. Shows lists of available facilities and location.

Livery company of the City of London, with a wide range of talent and achievement, Carmen reflect today's transport industry.

Supports a broad range of charitable and educational interests. Lettings, craft activities, and history.

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A Livery Company of the City of London established in 1977 for Chartered Surveyors and property professionals.

Provides details on the company and allows access to the Clockmaker's Museum's basic information.

Find details on the company's charitable work which is carried out through the Clothworker's Foundation.

A City of London Livery Company supporting, through its charitable activities, training and educationin the modern automotive, aerospace and coach building industries.

Founded by members in 1976 being granted Livery by The Court of Aldermen in 1990.

Traces its origins back to the 12th Century, founded from two guilds of cooks in medieval London.

Social and charitable enterprise that retains an identity focused on the ancient craft of cask making.

One of the oldest Livery companies of the City of London, formed as a guild of shoemakers; now primarily exists for charitable purposes and to promote fellowship among members. Provides a history and contacts, with details of their support for shoe-making and education in general.

Established as a guild of workers involved in the treatment and finishing of leather; includes a history of the trade and a guide to the educational and charitable work of the modern institution.

Received its first Royal Charter from Henry V in 1416. Its origins are to be found among the cutlers working in the medieval City of London in the vicinity of Cheapside.

Livery Company of the City of London dating back to the reign of King Charles I.

Administers charitable trusts relating to relief of need, education, and almshouses. Also provides banqueting and catering services.

Activities are centred on continuing development of the craft of dyeing and support for charities including education and other charitable work.

Provides a forum through meetings and social occasions to bring together senior representatives of all the sectors of education to encourage discussion and the exchange of views.

Details on history of the company, activities, scholarships, related organizations, and forthcoming activities.

Contains profile, meeting schedule, appeals, shop, and useful links.

Incorporated in 1709 during the reign of Queen Anne and is the youngest of the ‘old’ City Livery Companies.

Promotes all aspects of farming and associated activities and encourages excellence within the industry.

Active in the equestrian field whose members are craft farriers and veterinary surgeons. Includes members, activities, and history.

Company has many activities, the main one being charity.

Promotes the development and advancement of the science, art and the practice of firefighting, fire prevention and life safety.

View cookbooks, company profile, livery companies database. Also features tours.

Provides list of upcoming events and golf days. Also features brooches, charities, and history.

One of the oldest Livery Companies of the City of London, and can trace its existence back to 1365.

Includes list of members, dress design competition, and published history.

A progressive City Livery Company that has been actively supporting the City of London and the fruit industry since the thirteenth century.

Represents the energy industries, originating from the coal industry with roots dating back to the ancient Woodmongers.

Provides training opportunities and memebership details. Also features affiliation and news.

British furnishing industry's central organisation, charity and patron.

Promotes the art, practice and fellowship of good gardening, and supports charitable activities connected with horticulture.

The Company, which was involved with the making of girdles (or belts), received its Letters Patent from Edward III in 1327.

Received its Charter in 1664 and initially founded to regulate the glass selling and pot-making industries within the City of London.

Prime focus is on the art and craft of historic and contemporary stained and decorative glass for buidings.

Closely associated with the Royal School of Needlework where goldwork is taught on the university course.

Features details on the company's sponsored summer science courses. Exhibitions, charities, and collections.

Play a significant role in the City’s constitutional and ceremonial life, and maintains and develops ethos embodied in their early Ordinances: ‘to be a nursery of charities and a seminary of good citizens’.

Established in 1637 by charter of Charles I to promote and to regulate gunmaking, a role it still fills today.

Details of the company’s history and present activities with its emphasis on education and charitable work.

members are all professionals who earn their living through the Hackney Carriage trade and include some of London’s black cab drivers.

Presents a company that is both an ancient guild and livery company and a modern city institution.

View company's profile, aims, and history. Also features armorial bearing and location.

This association traces its history back to the thirteenth century and offers that lengthy history on their site. Also available there are the company profile, goals, and contact information. Also features armorial bearing and location.

Promotes and develops excellence within the insurance industry, while working with the wider community through charitable and educational support.

Representative of the major commercial activity in the City, banking and financial services.

Offers more details on two almshouses in hampshire funded through Sir Robert Geffrey's trust.

Learn the company's profile, hitory, present activities, and latest news.

Formally constituted in 1960 and in 1963 a charitable and education trust was formed which aims to give scholarships for the further education of people pursuing studies of benefit to the laundry industry.

One of the ancient Livery Companies of the City of London, now providing funding and support for technical and general education, research, and the conservation and display of historic leather items.

Offers company profile and history. Affiliations, members, and links.

Originally for makers and sellers of bits, bridles, spurs, stirrups, saddle trees and the minor metal items of a horse's harness, now a charitable trust.

Members are connected with playing cards including card collectors, dealers, bridge players, magicians and other professions.

Helps and develops Third Sector organisations with pro bono consultancy and mentoring and also contribute to and enhance the professional development and standing of management consultants.

Includes information on background, organization, membership, and mission.

Active in its support of vocational training for the stone industry and general education in deprived areas of the UK.

Administers a large programme of charitable grant making. Offers company information and Covent Garden flats to let.

The only Livery Company devoted to the performing arts; works primarily to help young musicians at the start of their careers, by providing prizes and scholarships, performance opportunities, and medals. Includes news, events, and contacts.

Provides charitable donations and support to a range of organisations and charities.

Provides details on the three facilities for meetings, dinner, and business functions.

London livery company that runs the Pattenmakers Company Charitable Foundation that offers a wide range of charitable purposes.

Shows details of the company, Pavior magazine, awards received, and affiliations.

Offers for hire parts of its imposing Hall in the city of London for special occasions. Details on charitable activities and reviews.

Contains details of the guild's activities and of its showpiece hall.

Details of their aims and history.

Operates as a charitable institution but originally had the power to regulate the sale of poultry, swans, pigeons, rabbits and small game.

Supports all aspects of British equestrianism and awards prizes for a wide range of competitions.

Company's activities centers on charity and education. Includes details on charitable activities.

Supports young people who wish to become scientists and engineers and it also plays a role in the development of government policy in measurement standards.

Provides details on history, calendar of events and list of members.

One of the Livery Companies of the City of London. Features historical background, Master's updates, newsletters and event information.

Offers grants to maritime charities, both well-known and lesser-known, and to youth organizations.

Administers its schools, almshouses, and charities that contribute mainly to educating the young and helping older people in need.

Features profile, history, activities, and contact details.

Presents copy of brochure and list of facilitites available for hiring.

One of the original livery companies of the City of London but now exists as a charitable and social body with links to the candle making industry. Gives the history of the company, information on the hall and charities supported.

Members are all current or former tax practitioners, including Chartered Tax Advisers, accountants, lawyers and tax officials.

Associated with all aspects of the UK tobacco trade, including leaf growers, merchants and blenders; tobacco and paper manufacturers; pipe makers; snuff blenders; cigar importers and retail tobacconists, amongst others.

One of the Livery Companies of the City of London, formed to promote the art and craft of turning; provides a guide to their activities, membership, history, and background on woodturning.

Encourages excellence in the tiling and bricklaying industries and has awards for outstanding tiling and brickwork, as well as for individuals training for NVQs and higher qualifications in the craft.

One of the ancient livery companies of the city of London. History, archives, and profile.

One of the livery companies of the City of London. History, their rights to ownership of swans, and their role today.

Presents a livery company that promotes the advancement of the science and practice of water and environmental management.

City of London livery company provides details of their historic trade, and information on their hall and charitable work.

Makes a contribution to textile education through a variety of awards, scholarships and bursaries.

Concerned with the support for the traditional craft of wheelwrighting. Charities, affiliations, and ste map.

Supports research into appropriate wool related procedures and practices; provides bursaries for students of wool, textile, design, wool marketing and retailing and awards prizes and medals for sheep shearing at the major agricultural shows.

Provides details on profile, history, membership, events, affiliations, and news.

View the company's hall, publications, society programme, and membership details.