Past Masters' Lunch 2026
2026-02-24 12:30 - 16:00 UTC | Wax Chandlers’ Hall, 6 Gresham Street, London, EC2V 7AD, United Kingdom
Past Masters of our Company are warmly invited to attend the Past Masters’ Lunch, being held this year in the Court Room of the ancient Livery Company of Wax Chandlers, 6 Gresham Street, London, EC2V 7AD on Tuesday, 24th February 2026.
The Lunch will begin with a Reception at 12.30 pm, before sitting down at 1.00 pm.
We will start with Chardonnay Baron de Beaumont Vin Mousseux at the Reception.
Lunch which includes wines and port will consist of:

Scottish Salmon Fish Cake
Black Faced Sussex Lamb Confit
Seville Orange and Almond Tart
Coffee/Tea Chocolate Truffles

Cost
The cost is £102.00 per head inclusive of VAT.
Dress Code:
Jacket and Company tie is most acceptable to wear for this event. No PM badges necessary.
Please book your places by Tuesday 10th February, 2026
No refunds can be granted in the event of cancellation for the Lunch after Tuesday 17th February 2025.

Please information on the History of the Worshipful Company of Wax Chandlers please see: https://www.waxchandlers.org.uk/origins/chronology-of-the-wax-chandlers-history/

City & Awards Luncheon 2026
2026-03-16 12:15 - 16:30 | Apothecaries’ Hall, Black Friars Lane, London, EC4V 6EJ, United Kingdom
WCOBM City & Awards Luncheon
Apothecaries’ Hall
Black Friars Lane
London, EC4V 6EJ

This event is open to Liverymen and Freemen of the Worshipful Company of Builders’ Merchants and their guests only.
The 2026 14th City & Awards Luncheon is held at Apothecaries’ Hall on Monday 16th March. The event begins at 12.15pm, with lunch served at 1pm. There will be a tour of Apothecaries’ Hall at 11.45am for our guests.
Cost: £150pp including VAT, or £105pp including VAT for guests in the “emerging talent” category. The cost includes a reception and three-course sumptuous lunch including wines. Please scroll down on this page to purchase tickets.
The Company’s annual City & Awards Lunch is an occasion to celebrate success, both within our industry and in organisations with which we are associated. This is also your opportunity to showcase emerging talent in your own company, by bringing along ‘rising stars’/’emerging talent’ as guests. “Emerging talent” refers to an individual who is showing signs of progression within your business and with potential to advance to management positions. They are typically junior and are motivated and skilled.
This prestigious event gives you the opportunity to entertain valued customers in the unique surroundings of one of London’s historic Livery Halls, as well as to celebrate the achievements of a range of inspirational people connected to our industry and affiliations (see list of Awards below).
Our Guest of Honour is Dr Lois Rowe, Principal of the City & Guilds of London Art School. Dr. Lois Rowe joined the Art School in 2022 after a successful career at the University of the Arts London (UAL), where she was Programme Director of Fine Art and led Knowledge Exchange. She is also an active artist and researcher with a background in theatrical costume design from Canada and Japan. Her work focuses on textiles, soft sculptures, film, and video, and she has published on cultural topics. Lois has initiated international research partnerships, curated projects, and organized academic conferences. She holds degrees from Dalhousie University, and Concordia University in Canada, Glasgow School of Art, and Goldsmiths College. More information on Dr Lois Rowe can be found at: https://www.cityandguildsartschool.ac.uk/dr-lois-rowe/
REFUNDS: Refunds can only be requested before Monday 2nd March 2026 by emailing the Clerk at jane.hilliard@wcobm.co.uk
DRESS CODE: Business Attire (including ties for men/skirt/dress/trouser suit for women). Livery Badges and decorations.
PARKING: Very limited meter parking is available in Black Friars Lane. There is an NCP car park nearby at Baynard House car park: https://www.ncp.co.uk/find-a-car-park/car-parks/london-baynard-house/
ACCESSIBILITY: There is an accessible entrance and the Hall is on the ground floor.

LIST OF AWARDS
WCOBM AFFILIATIONS
HMS Forth:

Outstanding Service to the Royal Navy
All Round Contribution to unit effectiveness

Princess of Wales’s Royal Regiment (3PWRR):

Best Soldier
Best Recruit

Battle of Britain Memorial Flight (BBMF):

Excellence Award
Aviator of the Year

Beckenham & Penge Sea Cadets:

Outstanding Cadet

INDUSTRY AWARDS
Builders’ Merchants Federation (BMF):

Best Performing Diploma Student
Best Performing Apprentice of the Year

Build Up Foundation: Build up runs practical construction projects for young people aged 10 – 23, giving them the opportunity to design and build structures that benefit their local communities to run and manage construction sites, make decisions and see the real-life impact they can have.

Design & Construction

City & Guilds of London Art School:

Historical Carving

OTHER
No Going Back:

Rising Star Award – ex-offender who has thrived through the Livery movement supporting offender rehabilitation.

Master’s Award: Awarded to a WCoBM Liveryman who has raised the reputation of the Company in the City, through his/her committed and consistent involvement in various Livery and City-wide projects.

A Short History of Apothecaries’ Hall
The current Hall of the Apothecaries’ Society is the oldest extant Livery Company Hall in the City of London; the Apothecaries acquired their Hall in Blackfriars in 1632. Formerly the guesthouse of the Dominican Priory of the Black Friars, the original Hall burnt down in the Great Fire of 1666 and was rebuilt in 1672.
A major restoration was carried out in the 1780s, when an ‘Elaboratory’ was included for the first-ever large-scale manufacture of drugs, located on ground level along the eastern side of the courtyard, underneath the Great Hall. Although the Hall underwent major redevelopment 200 years later, its external appearance has altered little since the late-18th century.
The beautifully furnished Great Hall remains as it was in 1670 with a carved screen at the south end of the room and a minstrels’ gallery at the north end. The room is full of life sized portraits and stunning stained glass containing Coats of Arms of Past Masters and former Officers of the Society.
The central 24-branch candelabrum suspended from the ceiling was presented to the Society by Sir Benjamin Rawling, who was Sheriff of London and Master in 1736.
The oak panelled Court Room is reminiscent of the Great Hall in look and dates from the same period. The room is dominated by two large stained glass windows, one depicting the Society’s Coat of Arms, the other the Stuart Royal Arms. Portraits adorn the walls, and the painting which hangs over the fireplace is that of Gideon de Laune, Royal Apothecary to Queen Anne and founder of the Society, which was presented to the Society of Apothecaries in 1641.
The Parlour contains a large, wall-to-wall showcase in which many of the Society’s apothecaries’ drug jars and pill tiles are displayed. It adjoins the Court Room and there is a connecting oak door between them.
The Champagne Bar forms an elegant entrance and foyer to the Hall, complete with a roaring fire. From 1672 until 1922, the Society of Apothecaries manufactured medicinal and pharmaceutical products onsite and sold some of their products from a retail outlet known as ‘The Shop’ opening onto Water Lane (now Blackfriars Lane). Much of the manufactured drugs were to supply clients of the society which included the navy and the army. Reimagined, the bar takes its inspiration from the original dispensing counter and drawers whilst original apothecary jars decorate the walls.
French doors open to the adjacent Courtyard, which has been refurbished to a stunning white with blue façade.

83rd UNITED GUILDS’ SERVICE
2026-03-20 11:00 - 17:00 | St Paul’s Cathedral, St Paul's Churchyard, London, EC4M 8AD, United Kingdom
Please join us for the 83rd United Guilds’ Service, held in the spectacular surroundings of St. Paul’s Cathedral. The event is essentially a ceremonial gathering – together to mark the work of Livery Companies and Guilds of the City of London and is attended by the Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, Aldermen and Common Council. The Preacher will be The Reverend GeorgeBush.
Restrictions on Seating
The service is free to attend though admission to the Cathedral will be by ticket only; there are 8 reserved seats in the Company Row (Court Members and Liverymen) and 14 tickets for unreserved seats in the North Transept and North Aisle, available to those who cannot be accommodated in the Company Row, and also to partners/guests.
Timings
Please note that the service commences at 11.15 am. We will gather on the front steps of St Paul’s beforehand at 10.30 am (where the Clerk will hand you your ticket) and must be seated in our places by 10.45 am.
Dress code: Lounge Suits including ties. Gowns for the Master and Wardens.
Breakfast and Lunch at Carpenters’ Hall following the Service
For those wishing to attend, Carpenters’ Hall, 1 Throgmorton Avenue, EC2N 2JJ is open for morning coffee at 9.30 am before departing for the service. After the service you will have an opportunity to meet other companies to mix and mingle over a Buffet Lunch with wine preceded by a Drinks Reception and welcome from the Master Carpenter, Laurence Mallison.

The charge for the Morning Coffee / Reception and Luncheon will be £72.00 including VAT per head inclusive of all food and drinks.

IF YOU ONLY WISH TO ATTEND THE SERVICE AND NOT THE LUNCH PLEASE CONTACT THE
CLERK DIRECTLY AT: jane.hilliard@wcobm.co.uk

Morning Coffee from 9.30 am
Fair Trade Rich Roast Coffee
Tregothnan Cornish Estate Grown Tea
Chilled Orange Juice
Cranberry Juice
Still & Sparkling Mineral Water
Mini Danish
“The Carpenters” Home Made Short Bread Biscuit

Format of the Lunch will be as followed:
Drinks Reception
Welcome to Carpenters’ Hall from the Master Carpenter
Buffet Lunch complimented with Fine White and Red Wines
Coffee, Teas & Infusions with Hand Made Chocolates

Round Tables no seating plan with 8 guests to a table unless requested a maximum of 10 per table

Menu
Lancashire Hot Pot – Potato Topping
Smithfield Porters Beef Steak with Wild Mushroom & London Pride Ale Pie
Macaroni Pasta with Roast Vegetables
Old Fashioned Roast Potatoes
Seasonal Vegetables

&&&

Mango Posset
or
Selection of Rennet & Rind
Award-Winning Cheesemonger of Stamford
Sussex Brie & Cropwell Bishop Stilton
Salad of Grape & Apple
Selected More Peter’s Yard Sourdough Crackers

&&&

Fair Trade Rich Roast Coffee
Tregothnan Cornish Estate Grown Tea
Chocolate Truffles

Origins of the United Guilds’ Service
At a meeting of the Masters and Prime Wardens of the Twelve Great Companies, held at
Goldsmith’s Hall on 1st February 1943, it was decided to hold a service in St Paul’s Cathedral for the Livery Companies and Guilds of the City of London. The idea behind the service was to help lift the spirits of the City following the Blitz during the Second World War. Having regard to the religious origins of the Companies, Thursday 25th March 1943, Lady Day, was selected as the date for the Service, being the first day of the year according to the Julian Calendar. The Right Honourable the Lord Mayor of London, Sir Joseph attended along with the Sheriffs and the Court of Aldermen and the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of London, Dr G.F. Fisher, preached the sermon. As far as records show, this was the first occasion on which all the Livery Companies and Guilds of the City combined to hold a religious service. Since then, it has become an annual event and remains one of the few occasions in the calendar at which the Livery Companies and Guilds can gather together as a whole.

Election Court General & Dinner 2026
2026-04-21 17:00 - 22:30 | Armourers’ Hall, 81 Coleman Street, London, EC2R 5BJ, United Kingdom
Our Election Court General falls on Tuesday 21st April 2026 and will be held in the stunning surroundings of Armourers’ Hall, 81 Coleman Street, London EC2R 5BJ.
All Liverymen and Freemen are strongly encouraged to attend our Election Court General commencing at 5.00 pm. It is an extremely important event in our calendar when Officers are elected for the ensuing year. Our Officers in line are Senior Warden Kevin Fenlon, Junior Warden Steve Durdant-Hollamby, Keeper of the Roll Julian Milligan and Court Assistant Rav Singh Sumal.
During the Court General, those qualified Freemen (being those that have received their Freedom of the City at Guildhall) who wish to be “clothed” in the Livery will also be admitted as new Liverymen of the Company. Our newly admitted Liverymen, family and guests are also most welcome. The Chairs of all our Committees will also provide a short overview to Liverymen and Freemen on the activities of their respective Committee.
A short Tour of the Hall for our Guests will commence at 5.30 pm.
The Election Court General is followed by a Reception at 6.30pm and sumptuous three-course Dinner at 7:15 pm.
This year we are privileged to welcome the Commanding Officer of the 3rd Battalion of the Princess of Wales’s Royal Regiment PWRR, Lieutenant Colonel Jon Bowman as our Guest Speaker. 3 PWRR is one of our valued military affiliations.
Please book your tickets by Tuesday 7th April at the latest. You will need to first log into the Members area to do so.
Cost of the Reception and Dinner is £150 per person including VAT.
Dress code: Lounge suits and ties / Dress / Suits for ladies.
Refunds: In the event that you are unable to attend the Dinner, you can only do so by emailing the Clerk by Monday 13th April. No refunds will be granted beyond that date.
Please note, this year we will not be holding our Annual Divine Service at the Chapel Royal of St. Peter ad Vincula within HM Tower of London.
The Master sees this event as a priority event in our Livery calendar for two important reasons: the Election of our new Officers and the Installation of new Liverymen. She therefore very much hopes that members will support this important occasion and encourages you all to attend to connect with fellow members and to share an evening of fellowship, camaraderie and celebration. Family and guests are most welcome.
A Short History of the Worshipful Company of Armourers and Brasiers
The Armourers and Brasiers’ Company first emerged in 1322 when a group of twenty-six Armourers and Helmet makers was granted the right to oversee standards in the making of armour and helmets in and around the City of London. From these humble beginnings it grew in coherence and standing, and in the middle of the Wars of the Roses in 1453 was granted its first charter of incorporation by King Henry VI. In 1515 the Company absorbed the Blade makers. Its reputation was further enhanced in Henry VIII’s reign by an increase in skills which emulated those of the Greenwich armourers imported by Henry from Germany and Italy. By Elizabeth I’s reign, the Company was accepted as equal to the foreign armour makers.
In times of peace the Company had diversified into brass making and, when armour went out of use after the Restoration, it turned over to this secondary craft. In recognition of this change of direction Queen Anne granted what is now the Company’s operative charter to the Armourers and Brasiers’ Company in 1708. Unlike many City Livery Companies, it continued its oversight of the trade until the industrial revolution taking apprentices from all over England and from all walks of society, with special arrangements for charity children.
In the 19th Century, the brass trade moved to Birmingham and the Company lost some of its close associations but, encouraged by the City Livery Companies Commission of 1878, it held on to its association with the trade by subsidising education about and within metallurgy.
In the 20th Century the Company continued and extended this association by forming the Gauntlet Trust which encourages and funds research into Materials Science. The membership of the Company reflects this interest, and its finances have been organised to maximise the Company’s support.
The Hall
The first hall was bought in 1428, 25 years before the first Charter regularised it legally, and it had to be owned by trustees. It is described in the first deed as “the Dragon and five shops”. The money was raised among the membership who also paid for the glazing of the windows. By 1454 it consisted of “the Dragon and two shops”, three of the shops having been used in the conversion of the building. The Hall narrowly escaped the Great Fire and in late 1666 had a counting house, a parlour, a buttery, a larder, a kitchen with three chimneys, a hall, a beer cellar, a lumber room, a posting room, a court room, a withdrawing room, an armoury and a place of easement.
In the 18th Century the Hall was constantly repaired and refurbished. By 1835 however, the building was costing more to maintain than it was thought to be worth and the Court decided to rebuild. The New Hall, first occupied in 1841, was designed by Joseph Henry Good, the Company’s surveyor, who was also surveyor of St Andrew’s Holborn and a pupil of Sir John Soane. The Livery Hall was Gothicised in 1871-3.

Lunch for New Liverymen & Freemen
2026-06-02 12:30 - 15:00 | Watermen’s Hall, 16-18 St Mary at Hill, London, EC3R 8EF, United Kingdom
The Master is delighted to invite new Liverymen and Freemen to join her along with the Wardens and fellow Livery members for a Reception followed by an informal Lunch within the historic and elegant surroundings of Watermen’s Hall.
Details:
Date: 2nd June 2026. Time: Reception at 12.30pm for Lunch at 1pm.
Venue: Watermen’s Hall, 16 – 18 St. Mary at Hill, London EC3R 8EF
Cost: £110 per person (inclusive of VAT) which includes Reception Drink, 3 course Lunch and wine.
Dress Code: Business Attire (with Company tie)
Please book your tickets by 22nd May.
The event is specially designed for new Liverymen and Freemen to meet and get to know other members of the Company; it offers an excellent opportunity to learn more about the Worshipful Company of Builders’ Merchants and the Livery movement in general. You will also be able to ask any questions and engage in meaningful discussions about the Company.
Over Lunch, the Master and some of our more established Liverymen will be available to discuss events – both within our Company and within the City – and explain ways to get more involved. Our Company serves as a valuable networking platform for industry members with varied events organised throughout the year.
We are pleased to welcome new members to our Company, and the Master and Wardens very much hope you will be able to attend this special lunch.
More on the history of Watermen’s Hall:
The Company of Watermen and Lightermen of the River Thames was founded in 1514, when King Henry VIII gave Royal Assent to an Act of Parliament regulating watermen, wherrymen and bargemen. In 1700, under a new Act of Parliament, the Company of Watermen was granted authority to regulate Lightermen as well.
Watermen were responsible for ferrying people across and along the Thames, often in small rowing boats known as wherries. Lightermen handled cargo, transporting goods to and from ships moored in the river aboard flat-bottomed barges known as lighters. Together, these skilled professionals have formed the backbone of river life and trade in London for centuries.
This Hall was not the first Hall that the Company occupied, but it is the first one to be owned and purpose-built for the Company. It was constructed on a site previously occupied by a tavern, a coffee house, and a domestic building, reflecting the vibrant social and commercial history of the area.
William Blackburn (1750–1790), a silver medallist of the Royal Academy, was commissioned to design a small and modest Hall, and created what is now a wonderful example of Georgian architecture, complete with the Parlour, Court Room and a magnificent staircase. If you look at the ceiling of the Court Room, you can see stylistic similarities to the work of Josiah Wedgwood, who is believed to have been a friend of Blackburn and may have influenced the design.
The Hall opened for business in 1780, and it remains one of the few surviving examples of Blackburn’s work. In two and half centuries, the Hall has seen many changes, including restoration work following World War II completed in 1950, a new decorated ceiling for the Parlour Room in 1961, and a major extension opened by HRH Princess Alexandra in 1984 that doubled the size of the Hall.
Today, the Hall continues to serve as a gathering place for the Company’s Freemen and apprentices, who come together here in the spirit of fellowship and tradition. We welcome visitors to enjoy this beautiful and historic space through tours, events, lunches, and afternoon teas, and the Hall serves as a vibrant base for many heritage events that keep our rich river legacy alive.

Master's Lunch for Liverymen & Freemen Retired from the Industry
2026-06-16 12:30 - 15:30 | Worshipful Company of Innholders, 30 College Street, London, EC4R 2RH, United Kingdom
As a valued Liveryman or Freeman retired from the Industry, you are warmly invited to join the Master and Wardens for a Reception followed by Lunch in the Old Court Room and engaging conversation at the Worshipful Company of Innholders.
Details
Date: Tuesday 16th June 2026
Time: Reception at 12.30pm for Lunch at 1pm
Venue: Worshipful Company of Innholders, 30 College Road, London EC4R 2 RH
Cost: £75.00 per person inclusive of VAT.
This event is specially designed for our more senior members who have retired from the industry. One of our Liverymen active in the industry usually provides an overview on latest Industry news and developments. This year, the Master’s Consort and Liveryman Mike Tattam (Commercial Director of our industry body the BMF) will give a short talk. However, the primary focus of the event is to provide members with a relaxed setting to converse, reconnect with old friends, and enjoy convivial company over a wonderful meal in the company of the Master, Wardens, and other Court members.
We look forward to welcoming you there!
Please book your tickets by Tuesday 9th June at the latest.
Please note that no refunds can be granted in the event of cancellation from 9th June 2026.

Election of the Sheriffs at Guildhall
2026-06-24 11:45 - 17:00 | Guildhall, 71 Basinghall Street, London, EC2V 7HH, United Kingdom
Liverymen are summoned to appear at Guildhall on Wednesday, 24th June 2026 by 11.45 a.m. for the Election of Sheriffs. Tickets are required. The Election is open to Liverymen ONLY. Please email the Clerk at jane.hilliard@wcobm.co.uk if you wish to attend the Election no later than Wednesday 3rd June. There is no cost for attending the Election at Guildhall. As far as securing a good seat in Guildhall, you are advised that the earlier you arrive, the better.

Please note that only Liverymen admitted before 31st May 2025 are eligible to vote.

The City of London Corporation supports Alderman Prem Goyal CBE and Alderman Tim Levene – our very own Sponsoring Alderman, as the candidates for the Office of Sheriff. They are expected to take office in September 2026 to support the Lord Mayor and HM’s Old Bailey Judges. Their Election addresses will be sent to you as soon as they are available.

LUNCHEON AT PAINTERS’ HALL following the Election
After the Election the Worshipful Company of Painter-Stainers are holding a Luncheon at Painters’ Hall, 9 Little Trinity Lane, London. EC4V 2AD to which a number of Livery Companies are again invited. Numbers are strictly limited.
Costs: Liverymen from the Worshipful Company of Builders’ Merchants may apply for places at an all-in price of £85 per person including VAT for a 3-course meal and unlimited wine!
Please reserved your seat by Monday 8th June 2026.
Dress Code: Business Attire with ties (and Livery Badges).

Festa D’ Estate, Thursday 2nd July 2026
2026-07-02 19:30 - 23:30 | RAF Club, 128 Picadilly, London W1J 7PY
Liverymen and Freemen are warmly invited to the Master’s Italian themed and fun-filled Summer Party – Festa D’ Estate.
Join us in the presence of The Rt Hon the Lady Mayor of London and her Consort at the RAF Club in Piccadilly on Thursday 2nd July for a Champagne Reception and delicious 3-course meal. This is a relaxed and lively event, featuring entertainment and music – perfect for unwinding and celebrating in fellowship.
Venue: RAF Club, 128 Picadilly, London W1J 7PY
Cost: £155 including VAT per person
Dress Code:

For Men: Suit or Jacket with tie and tailored trousers (no denim)

For Women: Summer Dress, tailored trousers or equivalent smartness

Time:

Champagne Reception 6.45 p.m.

Dinner 7.30 p.m.

Carriages 11.00 p.m.

The Master and Consort plan for a lively summer soirée filled with good vibes, delicious food and wine and convivial company. Get ready to have some fun!
Please note: Because of limited spaces, we will only allow 2 tickets per booking i.e. member + guest in the first instance.
(Should availability remain, we will open out to guests and additional bookings).
About the RAF Club
The Royal Air Force Club is a private member’s Club located on London’s historic Piccadilly. Valued by Members as a distinguished landmark where traditions and camaraderie reign, the Club holds timeless elegance and atmosphere. The Royal Flying Corps Club, the forerunner of the Royal Air Force Club, opened at 13 Bruton Street in 1917. It became the Royal Air Force Club in 1918 shortly after the first Lord Cowdray donated funds to obtain a permanent building which would house the Club. The buildings were acquired by the middle of 1919. Between 1919 and 1921 extensive reconstruction took place supervised by architect Maurice Webb and largely financed by Lord Cowdray. On 2 January 1922 the Club was fully opened to Members although it was not officially opened by the Duke of York until 24 February 1922. On 14 March 1922 the Club was visited by King George V and Queen Mary. This association with the Royal Family continues to this day.

Court Consort & Guests' Luncheon 2026
2026-09-14 12:15 - 16:30 | Furniture Makers’ Company, 12 Austin Friars, London, EC2N 2HE, United Kingdom
Furniture Makers’ Company
12 Austin Friars
London
EC2N 2HE
The Company is pleased to host an annual luncheon in recognition of the hard work of the Court Consorts.
The event will take place on Monday 14th September, beginning at 12.15pm, with dinner being served from 1pm.
Dress code: Lounge suits.
More details will be made available in due course.

Installation Court General and Dinner 2026
2026-10-23 05:00 - 23:00 | Fishmongers’ Hall, 109 Upper Thames Street, London, EC4R 3TJ, United Kingdom
Fishmongers’ Hall
109 Upper Thames Street
London
EC4R 3TJ
The Installation Court General and Dinner on Friday 23rd October will see our next Master installed for the upcoming year.
The event will be held at Fishmongers’ Hall.
The Installation Court General will take place at 5pm.
The drinks reception will take place at 6.30pm, followed by the Annual Dinner at 7.15pm.
Liverymen, Freemen and Guests are all welcome.
Dress Code: Dinner Jackets/ Black tie.
More details and tickets will be made available in due course.

Carol Service & Christmas Dinner 2026
2026-12-11 18:00 - 23:00 | St Peter ad Vincula, 35 Tower Hill, London, EC3N 4DR, United Kingdom
The Annual Carol Service & Christmas Dinner will take place on Friday 11th December, 2026.
The Carol Service begins at 6pm at St Peter ad Vincula, HM Tower of London, EC3N 4AB.
The Christmas Dinner will follow at 7:15pm at Trinity House, Trinity Square, London EC3N 4DH.
Dress Code: Lounge suits.
More details and tickets will be made available in due course.
