Ralph Riley The Clerk The Worshipful Company of Water Conservators The Lark, 2 Bell Lane Worlington Bury St Edmunds Suffolk IP28 8SE Tel: 01638 510626 Email: [email protected] www.waterconservators.org The Conservator

Summer 2019 | Issue 55 The Newsletter of the Worshipful Company of Water Conservators

make a difference in terms of thought A Message from leadership on some of the absolutely critical issues facing society today the Master both in the UK and worldwide – through networking, catalysing and I and my Consort, Judy, share some coordinating action, speeches, visits, wonderful memories of my Installation and writing articles. One excellent Lunch which was held in Stationers illustration of what can be achieved Hall just a few days ago, attended by was the launch of our “Control of your so many members of the Company Environment” initiative on the 22nd and distinguished guests. It is a huge March 2019 that followed the WET 10 honour and privilege to be installed Lecture on Plastics and the Oceans. as your 31st Master. I look forward Led by Master Simon Catford these with excitement and relish to the are an example of how the Company every member of the Company were opportunities and challenges of the can catalyse and enable an initiative to set themselves the challenge of year ahead. to take place, in this case working recruiting just one new member in the with The City of Corporation, course of the year, our membership But first I should like to pay tribute to , Thames 21 and numbers would be transformed! my predecessor, Simon Catford, and others. Steps have been taken to his Consort Wendy. They have both ensure continued development of the Turning to the broader spectrum of the worked unstintingly for the Company relationship with the City of London Company’s social events, Judy and over the past year, and have enjoyed Corporation on environmental matters I have decided to hold the Master’s an outstanding year as Master and under my Mastership. Weekend earlier in my year of office Consort. I congratulate them both than has been the recent custom. We on their outstanding service to the Work is already underway to organise look forward to welcoming as many of Company and on their achievement. next year’s WET 10 Lecture, which will you as possible to Bridport for an early They have set the bar very high indeed! be on the subject of “Which Way Water autumn weekend on the 27th to 29th 2050?“ What will the world of water look September – look out for more details. The key initiatives of the coming year like in 2050? To what extent will Digital There will be the customary visit to The will reflect an underlying theme of Water assist in solving society’s water Globe Theatre, this year on the 18th “Continuity “. Quite simply, the issues problems? How will the skills shortage September, to enjoy “As You Like It“. In that we face as a Livery Company are in education and training within the addition planned visits include – Denis too significant to be resolved within the water industry be addressed? All key Severs’ House at 18 Folgate Street; annual term of office of one Master. issues for the ongoing success of the Sir John Soane’s Museum; and the

Every year, The World Economic UK water industry. The H2Outreach Foundling Hospital . Forum meets in Davos in January, and initiative to gain new members has one of the outputs from that meeting been very successful, and I intend In conclusion – the core purpose of is the Annual Global Risk Register. For to continue with this during my year our Company has never been more 2019 five of the top ten global risks as Master – to recruit full Livery, relevant than it is today. I look forward perceived as most likely to occur this Associate Freemen and Corporate to serving you as Master over the year year are “Water“ or “Water by Another Members. It is my aspiration that the ahead , so that with your help , we can Name”. range and quality of events that the all truly say that we have put “ Water Company hosts or enables will assist First “. Who then would question the relevance in fostering membership growth within of the Worshipful Company of Water the Company. Taken in the round, they Mark Lane Conservators to current events and will present a compelling proposition Master issues of global significance? We for joining the Company. unquestionably have a reservoir of talent, experience and energy within The challenge of encouraging new the Company membership. Thus we members is of course not one that lies have unprecedented opportunities to with the Master and Wardens alone. If

The Conservator Page 1 Our Wardens 2019 - 2020 Thames Warden In 2015 he became Water Strategy Manager to manage a team responsible for the strategic operation of the Thames Rob Casey, BSc. Eng., MCIWEM, joined Water supply system. the Company as a Freeman in 2006 and was appointed as Thames Warden in July Rob is a member of the Chartered 2019. Born in North West London, Rob Institution of Water and Environmental obtained a degree in Civil Engineering Management and was Chairman of the at Imperial College London and started Metropolitan Branch in 1999/2000. He a career in the water industry, initially was also a member of the American with Southern Water, moving to Thames Water Works Association for 20 years, Water in 1977. Rob has over 40 years of serving as a technical expert on AWWA experience in water systems engineering research projects. He has presented with specialisation in applying hydraulic Rob has a keen interest in the history papers at conferences all around the models for planning, designing and of London’s water supply presenting world. For many years Rob was a optimising major water supply systems. at various meetings including the lecturer for Water Training International. Royal Society of Chemistry. He is an For 20 years as Network Analysis ambassador for Museum of London As a Trustee for the Water Conservation Manager and Water Modelling Manager Archaeology and currently chairs the Trust Rob coordinates the schools at Thames Water Rob managed a technical steering group of the Plastic programme for the Trust and in 2015 he group responsible for all clean water Free City campaign for the City of became a governor at Hugh Myddelton hydraulic modelling for a supply network London Corporation. School. supporting over 7.5 million customers. Fleet Warden new waste treatment plants within the region. Graham Howell, BSc. CEng. FICE, started his career in East Kent with Graham made the move to Oscar Thanet District Council who sponsored Faber in 1993, looking after the South him to read Civil Engineering in which West Offices in Exeter and Bristol. he obtained a First Class Honours Following the merger with AECOM, Degree. He was fortunate to work on reorganisation of the business resulted two major schemes, Margate Outfall and in him being appointed to the position Relief Sewer and the development of of Managing Director of Water and frameworks within the UK Water Industry. Ramsgate Harbour. Environment. Further acquisitions lead to Graham’s role expanding to Throughout his career Graham has kept Following a period with Southern Water cover initially Europe, followed by the his passion for Engineering along with Authority he moved to East Sussex addition of the Middle East and later a strong belief in the development of to take up the role of Group Engineer Africa and India. Highlights during his graduates and apprentices - this led to within Wealden District Council. He was career included the management and AECOM being recognised as one of the primarily involved in rural drainage and engineering of building dams and flood top graduate employers in the UK. flood relief schemes. Privatisation of the channels through the city of Jeddah in UK Water Industry resulted in Graham the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, assisting Graham retired fully last November joining South West Water as a Project with water pollution from disused gold and now enjoys spending time with his Manager looking after the upgrade of mines in the Johannesburg region of grandchildren, travelling, playing golf South Africa and winning numerous and helping to run the local rugby club. Walbrook Warden then joined Macquarie Bank with responsibility for a range of investments Martin Baggs, BSc. CEng. FICE, joined across Europe including Thames Water. the company as a Freeman in 2012 and After a spell of being a Non-executive was elected as Walbrook Warden on Director he became the Chief Executive 11th April 2019. Officer of Thames Water in 2009. As well as being responsible for running the Martin originally trained as a civil largest water and wastewater company engineer and started his career in the in the UK the role also included the water industry in 1986 with Southern development of the Thames Tideway Water in the days of drawing boards, Tunnel following in the footsteps of the pens, stencils and tea trolleys. Martin great Sir . a reputation for being challenging and spent almost 20 years with Southern delivering change. Water covering most areas of the Martin is a Fellow of the Institution of business enjoying the challenges that Civil Engineers, an Honorary Fellow of Being born in Portsmouth, educated in it brought as the Operations Director the Chartered Institution of Water and Plymouth and now in Brighton Martin before eventually leaving in 2005 to Environmental Management, a member has always lived on the south coast become Managing Director of South of the Institute of Water and a Trustee enjoying everything that it has to offer. East Water. of Thames 21. He is passionate about He has a range of hobbies and interests education and the environment and but above all else enjoys spending time With a total change of direction Martin has a keen interest in the history and with his two daughters, Rosie and Anna. heritage of the industry whilst having

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As the Water Conservators 30th Master guests at our lunches and other social both big set-piece civic events with it was a privilege to lead the Company events. I cannot thank you all enough. the Lord Mayor in attendance. And of into its fourth decade and to assist course, the Lord Mayors Show is one in shaping its future role in an ever- Turning to the work we do for the of the fun events in any year – and it changing world. With the unstinting industry we serve, our week-long didn’t rain! support of the Wardens, Clerk, Court series of events to mark World Water Assistants and many others we have Day focusing on plastic and the On the social side the Mistress and I achieved great things for the Company, environmental damage it causes were delighted to host the Masters the industry we serve, the wider Livery was a real triumph and is reported Dinner on Valentine’s Day in the Little and for charity. It has been an incredible overleaf. We also participated at two Ship Club and the Masters Weekend year and the Mistress and I have been high-profile seminars on the subject in Chichester in May. Both events proud to play our part. of plastic pollution. The first at the were well attended and a good time Westminster Sustainability Forum was had by all! Our annual Banquet at saw key-note speeches from industry the wonderful Drapers Hall was also a leaders and regulators, with valuable stand-out event and we were honoured contributions from the Company to have as our guest speaker the former during the day. This was followed by Bishop of London the Rt Hon and Rt a Roundtable seminar at Lambeth Revd Lord Richard Chartres who gave Palace with attendees from across the globe – particularly the Commonwealth - to share common understanding on Ocean Plastic Pollution. Again, the Company’s experience and knowledge were well received and I was able to add significantly to the debate.

Staring perhaps with our charity work, Furthermore, we sponsored an the Company has been tremendously award won by Rothschild Bank for supportive of a number of good causes sustainable innovation at the annual an incredible address that touched us either via the Lord Mayors Appeal or Clean City Awards and gave input to all in its warmth and humanity for the directly. Our visit to Treloars School the Museum of London’s excellent world we live in. And on a lighter note, and College in Hampshire was a exhibition ‘London’s Secret Rivers’ at the annual Tudor Pull from Hampton particular highpoint and to witness at their Docklands site. And I was also Court to Tower Bridge aboard the HMS first hand the incredible work the staff proud, together with Sherriff the Hon Gloriana, the Queens Rowing Barge and volunteers do for disadvantaged Liz Green, to mark the course of the was an absolute blast and we were children is truly humbling. And keeping River Fleet via the unveiling of a Blue delighted to have as our guests Sherriff on the theme of children, to be part Plaque fixed to the walls of Barclays the Hon Liz Green and her Consort of the send-off for the Magical Taxi Bank on Fleet Street! Peter who had a marvellous time of it. Tour in September was a privilege. Being part of the wider Livery There are so many other events that movement in the City allows us to took place throughout the year and play our part in the Civic events that space does not allow but the Bank of punctuate the calendar over the year. England visit, our Sponsored Walk and One of the most profound was to attend the visit to Kensington Palace all spring the commemorations to mark the 100th to mind. As does the Garden Party at anniversary of the end of WWI. I was Buckingham Palace in May! proud to represent the Company at a service in St Pauls on Armistice Day The Mistress has been busy too and enjoyed a wide range of social and charitable events via the City Consorts To see over 100 London Cabs set off Club. What great work they do. to Euro Disney in Paris accompanied by the Metropolitan Police, French So finally, may I thank everyone for Gendarmes and Ambulance crews their amazing support during the year was amazing and the kids had a and I know that the Company is as wonderful time. Our support of the vibrant, energetic and relevant as ever Armed Services Charities via the and can play a real part in shaping the Big Curry Lunch in April held in the future of our environment in the City Guildhall was also memorable and and also at a moving ceremony in and beyond. we were honoured to have HRH the the Garden of Remembrance a week Duke of Sussex in attendance. This earlier. St Pauls was also the venue for Simon Catford financial support is only possible by the the United Guilds Service in March and Deputy Master generous donations of members and the Festival of St Cecilia in November,

The Conservator Page 3 World Water Day Plastic Litter Picking use plastic and their origin, washed up on the Thames foreshore. We The first event in the run-up to World were joined by representatives from Water Day was designed to highlight Nomura and Goldman Sachs (both the scourge of single use plastic and keen supporters of the City of London was in support of the City of London initiative) together with the City of Corporations’ “Plastic Free City London Environmental Committee Campaign”. Chairman, Jeremy Simons. We met at The Banker pub (near Cannon Street) and after a safety briefing and the 21 from a series of sites along the issuing of safety gloves we set off for Thames. A combination of river flows the foreshore at Queenhithe, about a and locations of combined storm-water 5-minute walk away. overflows meant that we found little evidence of wet wipes, although sites Although the foreshore had only at Hammersmith and further east along been cleaned two weeks before, we the Thames record large quantities of were staggered to collect over about these nightmare pollutants that cause an hour, several large bags of items so much damage in forming “fatbergs” including bottles, straws, cotton buds, in the sewerage system. …… and so it was, on a chilly Saturday tile spacers and pen tops. Incidentally, morning (16th March) the Master we also found plenty of evidence of Photographs show the foreshore and Simon Catford, Fleet Warden Rob animal bones, shells, bricks and clay some of the plastic items collected. Casey and Past Master Keith Tozzi pipes from London’s historic past. joined a team organised by Thames 21 Keith Tozzi as part of their research programme Details of the plastics we found were Past Master & PR Manager aimed at identifying types of single added to data collected by Thames

Drinking Water Refill Point The City of London Corporation are installing a number these refill points across the City, to encourage the filling of re-useable containers with drinking water. This new facility, immediately adjacent to Bow Churchyard was unveiled by the Master, Simon Catford, and the Lady Mayoress, Lindy Estlin. Also in attendance, were children from Hugh Myddelton School which is supported by our charity, The Water Conservation Trust and Fleet Warden ceremony and schoolchildren helping Rob Casey, who is a Governor of the the Master fill his water bottle from the The next key event was the unveiling school. new refill point. of a new drinking water refill point in Cheapside, on 20th March, as part of Photographs show The Master, Keith Tozzi the Plastic Free City initiative. Mistress and Fleet warden at the Past Master & PR Manager

WET 10 Debate (Stantec sustainability consultant) – both presentations were well received On the eve of World Water Day, the and gave a balanced view between annual WET 10 debate took place in the benefits and dis-benefits of plastic the Guildhall. Organised by the Water to society. This led to a lively Q & A Conservators, this well established session! event brings together those livery companies associated with the Many thanks to our sponsors, The City supply or use of water, together with of London Corporation and Stantec. representatives from academia, regulators and our own Members. Photograph shows The Sheriff and opened by Sheriff the Hon Liz Green. Master prior to opening the event. The well attended event, which The two speakers were Professor focused on the harm that society’s Richard Thompson (Plymouth Keith Tozzi reliance on plastics is causing the University) and Dr Lynette Dollar Past Master & PR Manager water and marine environments, was

Page 4 The Conservator Events 2019 “Taking Control of Your Envi- With several hundred children and excellent video, with an introduction adults present, the event was formally by Sir David Attenborough, held ronment” - Launch on World opened by Sheriff the Hon Liz Green everyone’s attention. Water Day with our Master Simon Catford, Richard Aylard (Thames Water External Affairs Our Magic Tap was the main & Sustainability Director) and Natalie focus of attention (particularly for Parker (Executive Head Teacher of photographers) in the displays, but Hugh Myddelton/Winton Schools) was joined by a Thames Water tanker/ welcoming everyone and lending jetter, a display of recyclable plastic support to the initiative. by Viridor, stands by Thames Water, Stantec, Thames 21, TEP and the City The Master took the opportunity of London Corporation (focusing on to link the water and environment their Plastic Free City campaign). related events of the week in which the Water Conservators had played a key role. He was proud to confirm that the Company has never been more relevant.

Richard Aylard took the opportunity (with two volunteer schoolchildren) to demonstrate, using water filled bottles, how easily toilet tissue breaks Following months of preparation under down but wet wipes (a major cause the guidance of our project manager, of “fatbergs” and beach/foreshore Fleet Warden Rob Casey, on a dry but pollution) remain intact. A much-admired display was of the overcast day, the Water Conservators large Albatross (an endangered launched their “Taking Control of Your species) models made from scrap Environment” initiative on 22nd March plastic by the children from Myddelton in Guildhall Yard. School.

The very well attended event, which ran for over two hours, will be followed up with a schools’ competition and a photography competition for adults.

Many thanks to everyone who helped pull this event together and manning it on the day. It was very successful and has helped focus everyone on how they can help control their environment by using water wisely, not putting wet wipes and oils down their drain and working to minimise single use plastic.

Photographs show the Hon Liz Green, opening the event, Richard Aylard (Thames Water) demonstrating the Natalie Park spoke of the close problems with wet wipes, our magic Working with their key partners, association the Water Conservators tap and schoolchildren watching a Thames Water, the City of London have with her schools and the demonstration of a sludge tanker/jetter Corporation (and their “Plastic Free generous contributions made by the in operation. City” campaign) and Thames 21, and Water Conservation Trust in promoting the full support of the Lord Mayor STEM subjects. She also spoke about Keith Tozzi Alderman Peter Estlin, the initiative Rob Casey (then Fleet Warden) and Past Master & PR Manager focuses on three key areas; the excellent work he does as one of her School Governors. • using water wisely • what not to put down your drain, Schoolchildren and adults took the and opportunity to view the Thames • removing plastic waste in rivers Estuary Partnership (TEP) video “The and oceans. Living Thames” which was screened in the Crypt beneath the Guildhall. This

The Conservator Page 5 Sports Report Rowing 15th Inter-Livery Golf Report 2019

Two visits to the Tideway with the Pancake Race Golf is a great way to socialise and Company team led by Bargemaster to meet other members of the livery. Johnny Dwan saw excellent results. This annual event was held in the Others have said it is a good walk The Port of London Challenge took Guildhall Yard on 5th March and the spoilt! Within the Water Conservators place on 9 July 2018 from HQS Company team comprised of the we have a number of golfers but I’m Wellington to Chelsea Harbour with sure there are others I do not yet know. an all-male crew. Despite being in Please get in touch with me. last place at the start and it being a handicap race, our crew won their We entered a team in the Prince Arthur class! Cup, played at Walton Heath Golf Club, Surrey, a top-class venue which hosts one of the US PGA qualifiers. This year the competition was held on 16th May. Our team put in considerable effort but unfortunately for little reward save for good company and an excellent day.

We used to have our own golf day which was well attended by members, clients and other guests. I’d like to resurrect this event so let me know if you would be interested in playing.

Then the Admiral of the Ports Challenge held on 13 June where again our crew did well. Despite Master, the Mistress, the Fleet Warden poor weather and an unhelpful tide, and Liveryman Andy Williamson. we caught the lead boats over the Despite our best endeavour there was mile-long course from Wellington to no silverware although Andy made Westminster Rowing Club. Perhaps it through to the final in his class. burdened down by the Master and Perhaps some more training would Consort as passengers there were have helped but when wearing a hat, no medals this time but still a good apron, gloves and carrying a frying pan showing from our young team. we did pretty well considering! Well done to all concerned! Simon Catford Roger North Simon Catford Deputy Master Golf Captain Deputy Master

Networking Events at the WeWork offices in Devonshire Bishop of Dover Square. Led by Liveryman Robbie Epsom, invited guests received Congratulations to our Honorary information about the Company, its Chaplain and Honorary Freeman Rev mentoring programmes and networking Rose Hudson-Wilkin who has been capabilities at first hand. Another appointed as Bishop of Dover. event followed in May at the Guildhall and open to a wider audience. Again, Wardens and members of the Court engaged with prospective members why the Company is so relevant and ‘on-message’ in the current environment.

In support of Project H2Outreach, a series of Networking events took Both events have garnered a number of place during the year. These very new members and we will continue to informal gatherings have proved highly build on this work going forward. Look successful. out for further details in due course.

In early January we held an event Simon Catford specifically aimed at younger members Deputy Master

Page 6 The Conservator The Water Conservation Trust in Nepal and experiences of arsenic- Following recommendations by Ofsted, related psychosocial distress in rural the WCT funded Water Themed Bangladesh. Outdoor Learning Equipment for the Spa Green Nursery Development at the Hugh Myddelton School. This will enable the development of early scientific exploration and enquiry for 2 to 4 year olds. During the last year the Water Conservation Trust (WCT) has In the Welsh special schools we have continued its excellent work to give supported the development of bicycle bursaries to MSc students whose maintenance and repair skills. These studies are in the water, waste and will serve the community and allow environmental sectors and to give the school to become a recognised grants to schools to support their STEM provider to deliver City & Guilds in Alex Hazelgrove-Planel – MSc prize- activities. We have also continued our Bicycle Mechanics. winner support to the Maidstone Sea Cadets, the Lord Mayor’s charities, the Army The National Union of Students Benevolent fund, Treloar college and support a Student EATS programme. other City charities. The WCT will This encourages students to set spend £75,000 this year on charitable up sustainable food enterprises on activities. campus and in the community. The WCT gives grants to improve water Looking forward, the Trustees of the efficiency and to raise awareness of WCT have prepared a strategy for water conservation. the next 5 years. We receive many approaches for support, but are Sea Cadets limited by the available funds. We Through the Company links with HMS plan to increase our disbursements Scott, the WCT supports the Maidstone and to encourage more giving by Bicycle repairs at Ysgol y Gogarth Sea Cadets. The WCT continues to members, outside organisations and fund a berth on the training ship TS philanthropists. We received a request to fund re- Royalist for the best cadet and the new useable aluminium water bottles landing stage we part funded last year We will be preparing an information in schools. The Trustees felt that is in operation. leaflet which will set out what the WCT water bottles may not be sustainable does, with some case studies to raise as they get lost or damaged and our profile and encourage more giving. supported funding the installation of water fountains. However, we plan This is where the help of members is to do some short term research in needed, to identify organisations and conjunction with Hugh Myddelton individuals who would be willing to School to trial the longevity of water support the WCT. We would like to bottles. hear from members of the Company who would like to get involved with The Universities Programme our charity work, particularly those The Universities Programme has with marketing, fundraising and social been running for about 11 years with media skills. 11 universities currently in receipt of 2018 Best Cadet Able Cadet Cameron grants. We added City and Plymouth Cook-Clarke The Schools Programme Universities to the programme recently. We are looking to double our support Bursary recipients have been involved Increased giving to schools over the next 5 years. This in some ground-breaking research in Charitable giving is at the heart of the will require considerable effort from the the Water and Environment sectors. livery movement. Please consider Trustees and involvement of members. ways you can help the WCT to achieve We fund prizes for the best dissertation its objectives by increasing your We have a very strong link with Hugh on the courses the WCT supports. donations and offering your time and Myddelton School in and Recent prize winning topics have experience to its Charity Committee. its partner Winton Primary School. included ways of monitoring leachate, With Hugh Myddelton school we are the science behind the catchment Roger North developing a topographical survey benefits of reintroduced animal Chairman of the Trustees learning module which will assist pupils species, toxic microfibre release from with maths, measurement, scale and fashion companies, the sustainability of mapping. UK funded development programmes

The Conservator Page 7 Retirement of our Our new Beadle Tweeting Water Conservators Beadle At the same lunch, our newly appointed Beadle, Tim Gutteridge Earlier this year, the Company led us through the formalities with established its first venture into ease and he was warmly welcomed. social media by opening a Twitter Tim grew up in Buckinghamshire account to keep the world up to and is the son of two doctors. He date on our activities. The account then attended Warwick University “handle” is @H2Oconservators and studied Ancient History. A and it quickly established a good Mountview graduate, Tim is a number of followers and has writer, actor and voice over artist. links to the City of London Twitter He’s also a guitarist, mandolin account amongst others. player and folk singer. Tim is Beadle to the Worshipful Company If you want to follow the Company of the Makers of Playing Cards, and its activities, then log-in and Bakers and the World Traders. Tim see what we are up to. The account has performed in the Charity event is updated regularly. “Trial and Error” at the Old Bailey for the Pan Arts Charity. He has Keith Tozzi also performed at Mansion House. Past Master & PR Manager He is a founding member of the Theatre Company Buckle Up.

Tony Parker, our Beadle, formally retired from the Company at the Installation Court in early July, having been in post for an amazing twenty years. His good nature, humour and gravitas brought fun and formality in equal measures to our Company events and formal occasions. A retirement presentation was made to Tony New Members The Conservator at the Installation Lunch where he made a moving farewell speech. A very warm welcome to new The next edition of The Conservator He will be sadly missed. Members Ramon Gonzalez, will be published in January 2020. If Alan Barton, Steve Morris, Afzal readers have any ideas for articles, Keith Tozzi Ginwalla, Tony Elliams, Martin Bigg, please contact our PR Manager, Dave Jeffery, David Meehan and Past Master & PR Manager Keith Tozzi ([email protected]). Associate Member Gemma Harvey. Forthcoming Events Sheep Drive, London Bridge

Michaelmas Court & Lunch An annual event where Liverymen can discharge their ancient right To be held in the Armourers Hall of driving sheep across London in Coleman Street in the City of Bridge. To be held on 29th Sep- London on 10th September, guest tember speaker Cate Lamb, Director of Water Security, CDP. Annual Banquet

Globe theatre This highlight in the Company’s social calendar will be held on 5th Vists to see a performance of November at Painters’ Hall in Little Shakespeare’s “As You Like It” on Trinity Lane in the City of London, 18th September guest speaker Sir David Wootton.

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