The Worshipful Company of Plumbers aims to support and make a difference within the ancient industry of plumbing. We assist and support charities and trainees, partner our industry through affiliations, and work closely with the Lord Mayor and the City of London.
TALES FROM THE RIVERBANK – IS THERE AN ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS? WHO’S TO BLAME?
With Dr Peter Matthews and Mark Lloyd
This year’s Plumbers’ Annual Lecture at Wax Chandlers Hall will explore the historical context of water management, the stakeholders involved, and the current crisis affecting our inland waters.
Join the Master and Mistress, Charles and Penny Brooks, for a fascinating trip to Amberley Museum – a unique open-air site dedicated to preserving the industrial heritage of the South East. This special visit includes an exclusive tour of the Plumbing Museum & Workshop, offering a rare insight into the craftsmanship and skills that have shaped the plumbing trade throughout history. You’ll also have the opportunity to see the Company’s lead casters at work.
A Celebration of Fellowship and Service – On 30 April 2025, the Worshipful Company of Plumbers welcomed representatives from over 17 Livery Companies to its annual Masters & Clerks Luncheon, held in the splendid setting of Carpenters’ Hall. It was a truly memorable occasion — full of tradition, camaraderie and optimism for the future of the craft.
A day of light-hearted appreciation, Hug A Plumber Day reminds us to celebrate the vital work plumbers do every day to keep homes, businesses, and cities running safely and smoothly.
The awards are back, and in 2025, they are bigger and better than ever before! Back again for another year, the Department for Education’s National Apprenticeship and Skills Awards are a fantastic opportunity to showcase the apprentices, employers and champions who have excelled this year, and with so many excellent examples from the plumbing and heating world, let’s get our applications in and shine a spotlight on the talent in our industry.
A special filmed conversation between The Master and Past Master Paul Nash has been released, offering a unique and personal insight into their reflections on the Company, their shared values, and the enduring traditions of the Worshipful Company of Plumbers.
Air Commodore Wendy Rothery and Ilirjan Mazrreku were admitted as Freemen of the Worshipful Company of Plumbers at a traditional ceremony held at the Guildhall on 15 April 2025, followed by a convivial gathering at the City Livery Club.
The Plumbers’ Golf Society (PGS) held their Spring Meeting on Thursday 10th April 2025 at the lovely Wildernesse course near Seal in Kent.
The 81st United Guilds Service took place on Friday 28 March 2025 in splendid March weather, with blue skies and a touch of cold.
Through fundraising and by direct activity, we help charities and not-for-profits in the UK and around the world ensure a better future for both individuals and their communities. The City Liveries together raised over £75M in 2021 and have made a significant difference to the lives of millions. Become a part of our charitable history.
Find out more about the rewards of being a Liveryman and how to apply.