The Worshipful Company of Constructors 2019 annual Festive Lunch was held in the splendid surroundings of Ironmongers' Hall on 2 December 2019. In total, 44 members and their guests sat down to lunch, with many opting for the festive favourite…
As usual, the Worshipful Company of Constructors were not only represented in the parade of the Lord Mayor's Show, but several of our number met outside St Mary le Bow Church to witness the parade pass by. For once, the…
At a recent awards ceremony Liveryman Mike Threadgold was recognised for his achievements over a long career in the construction industry. At the Concrete Repair Association (CRA) AGM and Dinner on 1 November 2019 Mike was awarded the CRA Kevin…
The popular UK construction industry competition Teambuild UK took place from 15th to 17th November 2019. Once again this annual industry event enjoyed support from major industry bodies including CIOB, CET, WCC, WCCA and Future Designs. This year saw a…
Anna Koukoullis was presented with her Sir Ian Dixon Scholarship at the WCC Livery and Awards Dinner in 2018. The Sir Ian Dixon Scholarship (SIDS) is generously funded by Lady Dixson and the CIOB. After considerable research Anna presented her final…
At Common Hall on Wednesday, 2nd October 2019, the Liverymen of the several Livery Companies of the City of London met to propose two names to the Lord Mayor and Aldermen for them to choose which of the two should…
The Worshipful Company of Constructors holds regular informal lunches for its members. These lunches currently take place at Ironmongers' Hall, which is near the Barbican. We are considering what arrangements to make for next year (2020) and if you are…
In September several intrepid cyclists agreed to ride from London to Amsterdam for Charity. One of them, Tina Seymour, an Honorary Member, assistant Honorary Treasurer and wife of the Middle Warden, Arthur Seymour, kept a blog of this important event, and…
The Worshipful Company of Constructors’ were very pleased to be instrumental in organising the recent “Ladies Take Over the City” event, which was a resounding success. The event marked a high-profile celebration of women leading the construction sector with the aim of empowering…
On 25th September several stalwarts of the day-time visit fraternity (not surprisingly, mostly retired) were able to enjoy an informative tour of the City of London Police Museum, which has recently been moved from Wood Street Police Station to the Guildhall…