THE SOUTHERN ARC: STONE, LIGHT AND LONDON LORE Walk Five of the City Churches Series — narrated on route by Master Elias Whitt, Scrivener of Fleet Street (c.1712), PRACTICAL INFORMATION (MODERN GUIDANCE) Total walking time: 1 hour 20 minutes (gentle pace) Total distance: 2.3 miles Difficulty: Easy, mostly flat Best…...
Members Night – Wines for Summer Drinking
Judging a Wine by Its Cover? Not This Time! With the summer sunshine continuing to treat us to unusually high temperatures, our recent members’ gathering offered the perfect excuse to enjoy an evening devoted to one of life’s great pleasures – wine. The theme was simple: Summer Drinking Wines, but…...
The Company That Cares: Inside the Glass Sellers’ Alliance with RAF Leeming
Following support for RAF Leeming’s family day last year, the Glass Sellers Charity is deepening its commitment with a new investment in family-focused STEM education for the children of service personnel. There is a particular kind of English understatement that greets you at the gates of an RAF station. No fanfare,…...
Churches of the City of London Walk Number 3
WHERE THE DEAD SOUND FALLS ON THE FINAL STROKE OF NINE T. S. Eliot walked past them every morning. John Newton wrote Amazing Grace inside one. Henry Moore fought a six-year legal battle over another. The churches between Bank and London Bridge are among the most extraordinary buildings in England…...
CGS Announces the 2026 Glass Sellers’ Graduate Prize and New Graduate Review
The Contemporary Glass Society (CGS) is delighted to announce the launch of the 2026 Glass Sellers’ Graduate Prize and New Graduate Review. This prestigious competition is designed to support emerging graduates as they embark on their careers in contemporary glassmaking. Thanks to the continued generosity of the Worshipful Company of Glass Sellers of London…...
