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Churches of the City of London – Walk Number 5

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…...

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Tour of Glass Futures, St Helens

  By Glass Art Society Friday 28 August  •  11 AM – 12 PM Overview A behind-the-scenes tour of Glass Futures, held as part of the 2026 International Festival of Glass Join Glass Futures for a unique behind-the-scenes tour of the Global Centre of Excellence in St Helens. Visitors will…...

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Churches of the City of London Walk Number 4

RESURGAM Five churches, one golden afternoon and the corridor where Christopher Wren proved he could do Gothic when the money insisted on it. We follow Cheapside west from St Paul’s to St Mary Aldermary — with lunch, something to drink and ten questions to see what stuck. Distance: 1.2 miles…...

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Glass Sellers at Inter Livery Golf Croquet Day June 27th 2026

Inter‑Livery Croquet: The Glass Sellers’ Grand (and Occasionally Chaotic) Debut For the Worshipful Company of Glass Sellers Hosted by the Worshipful Company of Glovers who were pleased to welcome a record 23 livery companies, represented by 36 teams. Competitors ranged from experienced croquet players to those picking up a mallet…...

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Decorative Glass Artist Emma Britton shows at Summer Court and Livery Dinner

A Milestone in My Glass Journey By Emma Britton, Decorative Glass Designer There are moments in a career that make you stop and reflect, and being invited to attend the Court and Livery Dinner of the Worshipful Company of Glass Sellers, Vintners Hall, in the City of London, is certainly…...

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Company of Glass Sellers joins Coopers Company CASK Race

On July 4th, a highly trained squad of Glass Sellers gathered at Guildhall Yard to participate in our first-ever Cask Race.   The event was hosted by The Worshipful Company of Coopers and supported by the Lady Mayor of London to raise charity funds and support a social event which…...

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FIVE CHURCHES OF THE CITY: BISHOPSGATE AND CORNHILL

A walk through one of London’s most rewarding — and least visited — square miles There is a particular kind of May morning in London that seems designed specifically to justify the other eleven months. Bright without being hot, the light low and clear, the old stone of the City…...

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The Glass Sellers Hall

These lines were found in the Minute Book of the Company for 1825 and indicate a fine corporate spirit.    ...

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A Spring Evening of Fellowship at Butchers’ Hall

17 March 2026 There are moments in the Livery calendar when the rhythm of tradition, fellowship, and City history blends so effortlessly that the evening feels almost timeless. Our Spring Court Meeting and Livery Dinner on 17 March was one of those occasions. As members stepped through the doors of…...

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Glass Sellers visit to Mark Mason’s Hall

Visit to Mark Mason’s Hall in St. James’s on Tuesday, 13 January 2026 A group of members was welcomed for a guided tour of the building, which included several of the magnificent temples. Our guide, Past Master Hackney Carriage Driver and General Secretary of the Hall, Dan Heath, provided a…...

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