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The Prince's Trust
The Prince's Trust is a charity in the United Kingdom founded in 1976 by Charles, Prince of Wales, to help vulnerable young people get their lives The Prince's Trust on track. It supports 11 to 30-year-olds who are unemployed and those struggling at school and at risk of exclusion. Many of the young people helped by The Trust are in or leaving care, facing issues such as homelessness or mental health problems, or have been in trouble with the law.
It runs a range of training programmes, providing practical and financial support to build young people's confidence and motivation. Each year they work with about 60,000 young people; with three in four moving on to employment, education, volunteering or training. Formation 1976 In 1999, the numerous Trust charities were brought together as The Founder Charles, Prince of Prince's Trust and was acknowledged by The Queen at a ceremony in Wales Buckingham Palace where she granted it a Royal Charter. The following Type Charity year it devolved in Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland and other English regions but overall control remained in London. The Prince's Trust Purpose The development fundraising and campaign events are often hosted and feature entertainers and improvement of from around the world. In April 2011 the youth charity Fairbridge became young people [3] part of the Trust. In 2015, Prince's Trust International was launched to Location London, SE1 collaborate with other charities and organisations in other countries United Kingdom (mostly Commonwealth nations) to help young people in those countries.[4] Region United Kingdom and served the Commonwealth The Prince's Trust is one of the most successful funding organisations in Chairman John Booth the UK and the UK's leading youth charity, having helped over 950,000 young people turn their lives around,[5][6] created 125,000 entrepreneurs Chief Jonathan Townsend and given business support to 395,000 people in the UK.[7] From 2006 to Executive 2016, its work for the youth has been worth an estimated £1.4 billion.[8] Subsidiaries Prince's Trust International In 2019, The Prince's Trust signed a four-year partnership with HM Department of Health and Social Care to support 10,000 young people Prince's Trust (16-30-year-olds) into Health and Social Care jobs. This initiative aims to Australia future-proof the sector; provide employment opportunities to young Prince's Trust people; and support The Department's "widening participation" goals, Canada [9] increasing the diversity of its workforce. Prince's Trust New Zealand Prince's Trust Contents America Purpose Prince's Trust Target groups Trading
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People Staff 1,241 (2019)[1]:75 People employed Volunteers 9,000 [2] Ambassadors Website www.princes-trust Subsidiaries .org.uk (http://www.p Finances rinces-trust.org.uk) Income Expenditure Charitable activities Enterprise programme Team programme Get into Get Started Fairbridge Achieve programme Development Awards Mosaic Mentoring Future Leaders Get Hired The Jason Kanabus Fund Awards Generating income Income from charitable activities Voluntary income Individual donations Fundraising events The Prince's Trust Group Timeline Impact in the United Kingdom and beyond Collaboration with artists See also References External links
Purpose
The Trust has its primary objective defined in its Royal Charter as follows:
To promote by all charitable means the mental, spiritual, moral and physical development and improvement of young people, and to provide opportunities for them to develop to their full capacities and enable them to become responsible members of society so that their conditions of
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life may be improved.[1]:39
Target groups
The Prince's Trust aims to work with young people aged 11 to 30. The goal is to assist them in moving into work, education, or training.[1]:39
People
Charles, Prince of Wales, founded The Prince's Trust and is now its president, a figurehead position with no legal responsibility. The Prince's Trust Council are the trustees of the charity and are legally responsible for management, administration and deciding policy.[10]
John Booth was announced as the chairman of The Prince’s Trust Council in July 2018 and Sir Lloyd Dorfman CBE, who previously held this position, became the chairman of Prince’s Trust International.[11]
Nick Stace, the former chief executive of The Trust, joined in October 2017, replacing Dame Martina Milburn DCVO CBE who is a member of the Board and Group Chief Executive for The Prince's Trust.[12] At the end of 2019, Jonathan Townsend took over as Interim CEO.[13]
People employed The Prince of Wales In 2019 The Prince's Trust employed 1241 people including 1106 people who worked in charitable purposes and support, and 235 in fundraising. The cost of employing these staff is £38 million a year and is the organisation's single biggest expenditure.[1]:75
The Chief Executive of the Prince's Trust Group (covering the UK, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, United States and International) is Martina Milburn who joined the organisation in 2004. Previously she worked as the Chief Executive of BBC Children in Need.[14] Milburn was appointed Group Chief Executive in 2017.[15]
Ambassadors
The Prince's Trust consist of different kinds of Ambassadors:
The first are young ambassadors, these are young leaders who are volunteers and support the Prince's Trust in different ways including motivating other young people and winning contributors and the media about the work the Prince's Trust do.[16]
The second are job ambassadors. These group have taken part in a Prince's Trust programme and have graduated from being a Young Ambassador. They are then employed by The Prince's Trust and work to inspire, motive and assist the young people in fulfilling the programmes they enrol in.[17]
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Lastly, there are celebrity ambassadors who help raise awareness of the work that is done by The Prince's Trust in young people's lives. Celebrity ambassadors also involve themselves by visiting the young people during courses and programmes, host and help fundraising events and additionally start and support campaigns for the Prince's Trust.[18] Current Celebrity Ambassadors include: Phil Collins, Phillip Schofield, Gary Lineker, Jeremy Irons, Tom Hardy, Rita Ora, Geri Halliwell, Benedict Cumberbatch, Idris Elba, Gemma Arterton and Sharon Osbourne.[19][20][21][22][23]
In 2017, The Prince's Trust recruited Tom Fletcher and Giovanna Fletcher as the charity's first Digital Celebrity Ambassadors, following the great support they had given following their attendance at our Celebrate Success Awards.[24]
Subsidiaries
The Trust has five charitable subsidiaries, each of which has its own Board of Trustees: Prince's Trust International, Prince's Trust Australia, Prince's Trust Canada, Prince's Trust New Zealand, and Prince's Trust America.[1]:35
In 2019, Prince's Trust International also operated in Barbados, Greece, India, Jamaica, Jordan, Malta and Pakistan.[1]:39
The Trust also has one non-charitable subsidiary, Prince's Trust Trading Limited, which is responsible for The Trust's commercial activities.[1]:35
Finances
In 2009–10 The Prince's Trust charity, and its trading subsidiary, Prince's Trust Trading Ltd, had a total income of nearly £36 million, and expenditure of £38 million. Facing the impact of the economic climate and a decline in funding it drew on its reserves, which stand at £22 million, representing roughly six months operating costs.[25] The Prince's Trust is one of the 100 largest charities in the UK ranked by expenditure.[26]
Income
Voluntary income represented the largest source of funding for the organisation, totalling £18 million in 2009–10 (representing a very small increase on 2008–09. Public Sector income (contracts and grants to deliver support to young people from statutory bodies) fell from £17 million to just under £14 million. The cost of raising the voluntary income was £5.5 million, which means that for every £1 donated, 70p was spent on charitable activities.
For the past ten years, its work is reported to be worth an estimated £1.4billion.[8]
Expenditure
The Prince's Trust expenditure of £38.2 million was made up of £30 million spent on charitable activities with the rest being spent on administration and other costs.[27] The £30 million spent on charitable activities was divided between the different programme areas such as the Team programme and the Enterprise programme. £1.2 million went on grants to young people and institutions.
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Charitable activities
The Prince's Trust has seven main types of charitable activity.
The Enterprise programme helps young people start a business. The Team Programme is a 12-week personal development course, offering work experience, practical skills, community projects and a residential week. Get intos are short courses offering training and experience in a specific sector to help young people get a job. Get Starteds are short courses that give people the chance to take part in a week of activities to grow their confidence and skills. Fairbridge offers a mix of group activities and one-to-one support for young people. Development Awards are small monetary grants given to young people to help them get some training, education or a job.[28] Achieve clubs are held in schools, or through the Trust's centres for those outside of education. Mosaic runs programmes in primary and secondary schools to link young people with role models to boost their confidence.
Enterprise programme
The Enterprise programme is the offer for which The Prince's Trust is best known for. Helping young people to become their own boss by starting a business, 18 to 30-year-olds are given practical, mentoring and financial support of up to £5,000.
As part of the programme, each young person is appointed a Business Mentor who provide one-to-one support for up to two years to develop and grow their business, acting as a sounding board to share thoughts and concerns, as well as empowering them to make their own decisions.
The Prince's Trust has helped 86,845 young people to set up in business since 1983.
In 2017, The Prince's Trust launched Enterprise Online, to enable 18 to 30-year-olds to explore becoming their own boss, learning at their own pace with dedicated support along the way. From developing quick pitches to get investors interested in your business to marketing strategy advice to bring in sales, it has everything young people need – including access to e-mentors to help them achieve their goals.
Team programme
Team is a 12-week personal development programme which gives young people that are NEET (Not in Education, Employment or Training) and aged 16–25[29] the chance to gain new skills, complete a qualification and meet new people through team-building activities, a residential trip, community project and work placement. The course is usually run by a local organisation known as the delivery partner.
205,063 young people have participated in our 12-week Team programme since its launch in 1990.
The people going on Team are usually unemployed, and if they are receiving JobSeekers' Allowance and other benefits they are still able to receive these whilst on the course. People going on the course also get their travel expenses and other costs paid. Some people in employment also go on part of a course but their employer has
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As part of the programme participants go on a trip to an outbound activity centre where they focus on communication, teamwork and confidence building. Later in the programme they work on their Maths and English skills, and give back to their local community by volunteering, raising awareness and fundraising for causes that matter to them. Participants also complete a two-week work experience placement.[32]
Get into
Get intos are short courses that give young people experience and training in a specific sector, to allow them to gain employability skills to move into work. Focus industries include retail, rail, construction, logistics and hospitality.
In 2017, The Prince's Trust launched Employability Online, to enable 18 to 30-year-olds to gain the essential skills they need to secure the job they want. From understanding what job is right for you to tips on making your CV stand out, it has everything young people need – including access to e-mentors to help them achieve their goals.
Get Started
Get Started s are short courses that give young people the chance to take part in a week of activities that allow them to develop skills with help from industry experts. Working with partners including the Premier League, ASOS and Sony, they work towards a group challenge while developing skills and confidence.
Fairbridge
The Fairbridge programme offers a mix of group activities and one-to-one support for young people to develop the skills and confidence they need to move forward. Starting with a five-day Access course, delivered from one of The Trust's 18 centres across the UK, they also take part in a residential trip.
Once the Access course is complete, young people choose from a range of activities, from sports to drama and photography to cooking, to help them reach their goals.
In 2016, L’Oréal Paris partnered with The Prince's Trust to transform self-doubt into self-worth by developing a confidence training course for the Fairbridge programme, covering: relationships, body language and employability.[33]
Achieve programme
The Prince's Trust education programme, Achieve (formerly known as xl clubs) provides young people at risk of underachieving and exclusion the chance to try new activities to boost their confidence, while gaining a recognised qualification.
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Delivered in schools, youth centres, pupil referral units, youth offender institutions and Prince's Trust centres, the course allows young people to explore personal and social development; life skills; active citizenship; enterprise; and skills to prepare them for work.
In 2006/7 the Prince's Trust spent £4 million on the xl programme and of this £298,000 consisted of grants to clubs, £1.26 million was spent on Prince's Trust staff costs and £2.3 million on other direct costs and support costs.[34]
Development Awards
The Prince's Trust Development Awards remove young people's financial barriers to enable them to take the next step into work, education or training. Covering course fees, transport or equipment, eligible young people can receive up to £500.
Mosaic Mentoring
Mosaic moved into The Prince's Trust in April 2016. Its programmes – which run in primary and secondary schools and prisons and include an Enterprise challenge competition – aim to bridge the aspirations- attainment gap by linking young people with inspirational role models and helping boost their confidence, self-efficacy and long-term employability.
Future Leaders
The Future Leaders programme gives young people the foundations of leadership and teamwork.[35] The programme was launched by Prince's Trust Goodwill Ambassador Gareth Southgate in May 2019.[36]
Get Hired
Get Hired is a monthly recruitment event run by The Trust. At each event, up to 20 employers with live entry- level vacancies do ten-minute interviews with candidates.[37]
The Jason Kanabus Fund
The Jason Kanabus Fund was created from the £2.5 million left to the Prince's Trust by Jason Kanabus, a young farmer in Sussex who died from cancer in July 2006. He left his money to The Prince's Trust, with the request that the income was used to help young people become established in farming.[38]
Awards
The Prince's Trust celebrates the achievements of young people each year through its Prince's Trust Awards (formerly known as Celebrate Success Awards).
Sponsored by TK Maxx and HomeSense, these series of awards events are an opportunity to pay tribute to the bravery, determination and sheer hard work that the young people demonstrate. The process begins each summer when staff, volunteers, partners and supporters nominate the exceptional young people they’ve met.
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In each of the regions and countries, judging panels select finalists in seven award categories.
Throughout the autumn The Trust holds 11 Oscar-style regional award ceremonies across the country before hosting a national final in London where the red carpet is rolled out.
Hosted by Ant and Dec and attended by a range of celebrity ambassadors, including Thierry Henry, Gemma Arterton and Emilia Fox, it recognises Celebrity Ambassador Gemma the Young Achiever of the Year, Young Ambassador of the Year and many Arterton at The Prince's Trust more. Awards. Generating income
The Prince's Trust obtains money from two main sources. Firstly, there is the income received as a result of the charitable activities it undertakes, and secondly it raises voluntary income. 87p in every £1 donated to The Prince's Trust is spent on charitable activities.
Income from charitable activities
This totalled nearly £16 million in 2007/8 and was mostly contract payments for courses, training, mentoring and other services. Of the £16 million, nearly £2 million came from local and national government, over £9 million from other public sector sources, nearly £4 million from the European Union and £753,000 from the Community Fund.
The "other" public sector sources included:
Regional Dev. Agencies (One North East) £775,000 East Midlands Development Agency £730,000 The Big Lottery Fund £660,000 Department for Education & Skills £158,000
It is unclear how much money in total came from the European Union (EU), as although some money (£4 million) is declared as coming directly, other money can be channelled indirectly through other organisations. Previously much of the EU money for the Prince's Trust came from the European Social Fund (ESF) and could only be spent to help young people who are Not in Education, Employment or Training (NEET).[39] Some of the ESF money went directly to the Prince's Trust (£816,000 2006/7), but mostly it went to the Learning and Skills Council (LSC) who "doubled it up" with government money that then had the same restrictions placed on it. Some LSC money was given directly to the Prince's Trust (£1.3 million 2006/7) but the majority went to the regional LSC offices who took out contracts with the regional Prince's Trust offices to provide services for unemployed young people. The ESF money was channelled through so many routes it is difficult to determine how much it amounted to, but in 2006 the funding provided by the LSC to the Prince's Trust in total came to approximately £11 million, although clearly these figures have decreased somewhat in recent years.[40]
Voluntary income
The voluntary income raised in 2007-8 was more than £20 million, consisting of £5.2 million from charitable trusts, £4.7 million in corporate donations, £4.5 in individual donations and £2.1 million donations in kind.
Individual donations
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Leadership Groups are an important part of the trust's fundraising from individuals. These groups are made up of successful (i.e. rich) individuals within certain business sectors, such as the Technology and Construction sectors. The aim with these groups is that the individuals not only give donations, but also that they encourage employee donations and volunteering from within their organisations.
Fundraising events
The trust still has some fundraising events, including a Rock Gala that aired on 25 December 2010 on DirecTV. In 2012, the Prince's Trust was one of the main beneficiaries of Bob Finch and Michael Holland's Oil Aid.[41]
The Prince's Trust Group
The Prince’s Trust Group’s mission is to transform lives and build sustainable communities across the world. Together, the group of Prince’s Trust charities will support around 90,000 people during 2019-20.[42]
Established in 2018, The Prince’s Trust Group includes the work of The Prince's Trust in the UK alongside a group of charities including: Prince’s Trust International (http://princestrustinternational.org/), Prince’s Trust Australia (https://www.princes-trust.org.au/), Prince’s Trust New Zealand (https://www.princes-trust.o rg.nz/), Prince’s Trust Canada (https://www.princestrust.ca/) and most recently Prince’s Trust America. Through The Prince’s Trust Group young people are supported to access education, employment and self- employment in Australia, Barbados, Canada, Greece, India, Jordan, Malta, New Zealand and Pakistan. During 2019-20, Prince's Trust Group will start supporting young people in Ghana, Kenya, Rwanda, Trinidad & Tobago, Jamaica and Malaysia.
His Highness The Aga Khan is the Global Founding Patron of The Prince’s Trust Group. American singer and songwriter, Lionel Richie, is the founding Global Ambassador and Chairman of the Global Ambassador Group.[43]
Timeline
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Year Event
1976 The Prince of Wales launches the charity.[44] The charity's first ever fund-raising concert was held on 14 May at the NEC Arena in Birmingham and was headlined by 1982 Status Quo. 1986 The Prince's Trust All-Star Rock Concert is held at Wembley Arena to celebrate the first 10 years of the Trust. An appeal costing £40 million is launched for the Prince's 40th birthday year. Singer Michael Jackson donates $450,000 1988 from his concert tour to The Trust, designated for the Great Ormond Street Children's Hospital, described as "a favorite charity of Jackson's".[45] 1990 The Prince's Trust Volunteers programme is launched. 1996 First rock concert in Hyde Park. The Prince's Trust celebrates its 21st birthday with a special variety show at the London Palladium theatre. Hosted by 1997 David Frost and Joanna Lumley, the show featured, amongst others, the Spice Girls and the Manchester United side, led by their manager, Alex Ferguson. Trust charities are brought together as The Prince's Trust. This is recognised by HM The Queen at a ceremony in 1999 Buckingham Palace, when she granted it a Royal Charter.[46] The Trust is devolved. Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland and each of the English regions now has its own Director and 2000 Council but overall control remains in London.[47] BBC News and general media outlets report on Dee Narga's high-profile tribunal claim. The former Asian, Prince's Trust, 2002 divisional director claimed she suffered sexual discrimination and unfair constructive dismissal.[48][49] The Prince's Trust loses appeal in high-profile tribunal case, former, black Manchester City football star Darren Beckford, 2003 suffered racial discrimination and victimisation by a director and assistant director at the Trust. He was brought in to lead a project in Manchester for black and Asian young people under the title "Don't Let Us be a Minority".[50][51] 2003 The 10,000th Development Award.
2003 Volunteers programme renamed Team programme.[52]
2003 Prince's Trust Council restrict help to four "core groups" of young people.[53] Princes Trust Launch the 'Urban Music Festival' featuring the likes of Jay Z, Beyonce and a young and up and coming 2004 Dizzee Rascal. Animation series 'The Booo Krooo' were used as part of the marketing campaign. [54] [55] The Prince's Trust turns 30 with a Birthday concert at the Tower of London presented by Cat Deeley, an ITV1 documentary, The Prince of Wales: Up Close, a live televised event on ITV1 presented by Vernon Kay, Kate Thornton, 2006 Patrick Kielty and Ben Elton and TV presenting duo Ant & Dec conducting the first interview with all three princes, Prince Charles, Prince William and Prince Harry. The Prince's Trust launches leadership groups to better engage with business. Examples include the Technology 2007 Leadership Group and Insurance Leadership Group supported by Steve Verrall, Neil Atkins and Mike Dodd from Sirius Financial Solutions plc
2008 Controversy over the legacy of Jason Kanabus of the Sainsbury family .[56] 2008 25th anniversary of the Enterprise Programme. The Prince's Trust is criticized for making a donation of £10,050 to the Conservative Party via Women2Win. The Charity 2009 Commission investigates whether The Prince's Trust has broken charity law.[57][58] 2009 Controversy over Jason Kanabus Fund & spending of donation. 2010 The Rock concert made a return to the Royal Albert Hall with a sell-out performance and 3D coverage on television. 2011 The Trust merged with another youth charity, Fairbridge. Singer Will.i.am donated £500,000 to The Trust, to fund education, training and enterprise schemes with a focus on 2012 technology and computer skills.[59]
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2013 The Prince of Wales opened the new Prince's Trust Cardiff Centre.[60] Singer Beyoncé's global campaign #BeyGOOD raised more than £85,000 for The Prince's Trust to help change the lives 2014 of disadvantaged young people in the UK.[61] The Prince's Trust celebrates its 40th anniversary, airing a documentary titled When Ant and Dec Met The Prince: 40 2016 Years of The Prince's Trust on ITV, presented by Ant and Dec, interviewing the Prince, his wife the Duchess of Cornwall and sons.[62] The Prince's Trust launches its online learning platform to help young people to become their own boss or gain skills to 2017 help them secure work with Prince's Trust online[63] We Are Most Amused and Amazed (https://www.itv.com/presscentre/ep1week46/we-are-most-amused-and-amazed) 2018 event broadcast on ITV to celebrate HRH's 70th Birthday and support The Trust[64]
Impact in the United Kingdom and beyond
Since establishing in 1976, The Prince's Trust has helped over 950,000 young people turn their lives around in the UK through money and advice from the charity and returned £1.4 billion in value to society (https://www. princes-trust.org.uk/about-the-trust/research-policies-reports/40-years-impact) through in the last 10 years alone. Additionally, the Prince's Trust has also help start about 90,000 businesses in other countries since going internationally.[6]
Collaboration with artists
The Prince's Trust has worked with very prominent artists such as:
1982: Status Quo, Jethro Tull, Madness, Pete Townshend, Phil Collins, Robert Plant, Kate Bush, Midge Ure, Mick Karn 1985: Dire Straits 1986: Big Country, David Bowie, Mick Jagger, Elton John, Eric Clapton, Howard Jones, Joan Armatrading, Level 42, Mark Knopfler, Midge Ure, Paul McCartney, Paul Young, Phil Collins, Rod Stewart, Suzanne Vega, Tina Turner, Sting 1987: Alison Moyet, Ben E. King, Bryan Adams, Curiosity Killed the Cat, Elton John, Eric Clapton, George Harrison, Go West, Labi Siffre, Level 42, Midge Ure, Phil Collins, Ringo Starr, Tony Hadley 1988: Bee Gees, Black, Elton John, Eric Clapton, Howard Jones, Joe Cocker, Leonard Cohen, Mark Knopfler, Midge Ure, Peter Gabriel, Phil Collins, Rick Astley, T'Pau, Wet Wet Wet 1989: Joan Baez, Andy Bell, Beverley Brown, City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, Will Downing, John Farnham, Tony Hadley, Nigel Kennedy, Nichola Kerr, Level 42, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, Mike + The Mechanics, Van Morrison, Anne Nightingale, Alexander O'Neal, Mica Paris, Dashiell Rae, Swing Out Sister 1990: Wet Wet Wet, Big Country, Roachford, Lenny Kravitz, And Why Not, Moody Blues, Pasadenas, The Chimes, Oleta Adams, Taylor Dayne, Chaka Khan, Lisa Stansfield 2014: Beyoncé 2017: Cheryl Cole[65] 2018: Muse[66]
See also
The Prince's Charities
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Party in the Park
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External links
Official website of The Prince's Trust (https://www.princes-trust.org.uk) Prince's Trust YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/user/princestrust) Flash Video player required. Charity Commission. The Prince's Trust, registered charity no. 1079675 (https://register-of-charities.charity commission.gov.uk/charity-search?p_p_id=uk_gov_ccew_portlet_CharitySearchPortlet&_uk_gov_ccew_p ortlet_CharitySearchPortlet_priv_r_p_useSession=true&_uk_gov_ccew_portlet_CharitySearchPortlet_priv _r_p_mvcRenderCommandName=%2Fsearch-results&_uk_gov_ccew_portlet_CharitySearchPortlet_keyw ords=1079675). Success Stories (https://www.princes-trust.org.uk/about-the-trust/success-stories) at The Prince's Trust Website
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List of organisations with a British royal charter
This is a list of organisations with a British royal charter. It includes organisations in the United Kingdom and elsewhere, in chronological order, that have received a royal charter from an English, Scottish, or British monarch.
The list of organisations in the United Kingdom with a royal charter is an alphabetical list of organisations in the UK.
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Day and Date Year Name Notes Reference month Sealed 1231 University of Cambridge 1248 University of Oxford 1272 Saddlers' Company 28 May 1284 Peterhouse, Cambridge 10 March 1326 Merchant Taylors' Company 1 March 1327 Skinners' Company Mayor and Commonalty and 6 March 1327 Citizens of the City of London 1327 Goldsmiths' Company 6 August 1348 Dean and Canons of Windsor Gonville and Caius College, 1348 Cambridge 30 June 1379 New College, Oxford 1382 Winchester College 13 January 1393 Mercers' Company 4 1416 Cutlers' Company December 16 1428 Grocers' Company February 22 1437 Brewers' Company February 23 August 1437 Vintners' Company 26 April 1439 Cordwainers' Company 1444 Leathersellers' Company 8 May 1453 Armourers' Company 13 October 1457 Magdalen College, Oxford 8 March 1462 Tallow Chandlers' Company 1462 Barbers' Company 20 March 1463 Ironmongers' Company 16 1471 Dyers' Company February 20 January 1473 Pewterers Company Corporation of Blacksmiths of 1474 Dublin St Catharine's College, 16 August 1475 Cambridge 7 July 1477 Carpenters' Company
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16 1483 Wax Chandlers' Company February 1496 Jesus College, Cambridge 10 March 1501 Plaisterers' Company 29 April 1501 Coopers' Company 23 1504 Poulters' Company February Royal College of Surgeons of 01 July 1505 Edinburgh 22 July 1509 Bakers' Company 15 January 1512 Brasenose College, Oxford Corpus Christi College, 1517 Oxford 23 Royal College of Physicians 1518 September of London 18 January 1528 Clothworkers' Company 1532 Bristol Grammar School Honourable Artillery 25 August 1537 Company 1541 King's School Ely College of Christ of 19 January 1542 Brecknock Magdalene College, 1542 Cambridge King Henry VIII School, 23 July 1545 Coventry 1545 Warwick School 1547 Trinity College, Cambridge 1547 Norwich School 13 January 1547 Bethlem Hospital 13 January 1547 Saint Bartholomew's Hospital Pembroke College, 1549 Cambridge 13 May 1550 Sherborne School French Protestant Church of 1550 London Charities 12 August 1551 St Thomas' Hospital 14 May 1552 Sedbergh School King Edward VI Grammar 17 June 1552 School, Stourbridge 12 July 1552 King Edward's School, Bath
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18 Society of Merchant 1552 December Venturers of Bristol 1552 Bedford School King Edward's School, 1552 Birmingham
1. The Governors of the Possessions, Revenues and Goods of the Free King Edward VI Free Grammar School (King's School) 25 April 1552 Grammar School (King's (Macclesfield) School), Macclesfield 2. Foundation of Sir John Percyvale in 1502, refounded by King Edward VI in 1552 with (King Edward VI Free Grammar School Macclesfield)
26 May 1553 Giggleswick School 26 June 1553 Bridewell Hospital 26 June 1553 Christ's Hospital King Edward VI Grammar 1553 School, Southampton 1553 Tonbridge School Boston Grammar School, 6 January 1554 Lincolnshire Queen Mary's Grammar 1554 School, Walsall 15 July 1555 College of Arms 1555 Muscovy Company 1555 St John's College, Oxford Charity of the Priest and Poor 7 July 1556 of Ginge Petre in the County of Essex 4 May 1557 Stationers' Company 5 July 1558 Brentwood School, Essex 21 May 1560 Westminster Abbey 28 1561 Worcester School February 1561 Kingston Grammar School 25 October 1561 Broderers' Company 1562 St Olave's Grammar School Queen Elizabeth Sixth Form 15 June 1563 College 1565 Exeter College, Oxford 1565 Highgate School Queen Elizabeth's Grammar 1567 School, Blackburn
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Worshipful Company of 3 August 1568 Tylers and Bricklayers Worshipful Company of 12 October 1568 Girdlers 14 April 1570 Joiners' Company 1571 Blacksmiths' Company 1571 Harrow School 27 June 1571 Jesus College, Oxford 9 February 1573 University College, Oxford 1574 Cranbrook School 25 Queen Elizabeth's College, 1574 November Greenwich 1576 Sutton Valence School 1577 Spanish Company 19 June 1578 Haberdashers' Company 1579 Eastland Company 1579 Turkey Company of London 19 July 1581 Painter Stainers' Company 1584 Uppingham School 1585 Queen's College, Oxford Queen Elizabeth Grammar 1591 School, Wakefield Sidney Sussex College, 1594 Cambridge Hospital of St. John the 3 May 1597 Evangelist and St. Anne in Oakham 29 Royal College of Physicians 1599 November and Surgeons of Glasgow Royal Grammar School, 22 March 1600 Newcastle-upon-Tyne 1600 East India Company 1603 Oriel College, Oxford Hostmen of Newcastle upon 1603 Tyne 30 August 1603 Fishmongers' Company 17 Bishop Auckland Grammar 1603 December School 2 August 1604 Feltmakers' Company 29 August 1605 Woodmongers' Company
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16 1605 Butchers' Company September 18 1605 Gardeners' Company September 9 January 1606 Fruiterers' Company 19 January 1606 Drapers' Company C878 30 April 1606 Curriers' Company 15 May 1607 Salters' Company 1610 Newfoundland Company 12 April 1611 Plumbers' Company Sutton's Hospital in 22 June 1611 Charterhouse 20 1611 Wadham College, Oxford December 1611 French Company 1612 Bermuda Company 13 1612 Don Baudains (Jersey) September The Honourable The Irish 1613 Society 18 1614 Founders' Company September 1615 Wilson's Grammar School 28 January 1617 Scriveners' Company 6 Society of Apothecaries of 1617 December London 21 June 1619 Dulwich College 21 June 1619 New River Company 9 June 1621 Brown Bakers' Company 1621 Bowyers' Company 13 May 1622 Starch Makers' Company 1624 Pembroke College, Oxford 14 June 1626 Upholders' Company Playing Card Makers' 22 October 1628 Company 16 May 1629 Spectacle Makers' Company 1629 Massachusetts Company 3 July 1630 Sion College 8 July 1631 Sackville College 22 August 1631 Clockmakers' Company
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4 April 1636 Comb Makers' Company 20 August 1636 Pinmakers' Company 14 March 1637 Gunmakers' Company 12 January 1638 Horners' Company 22 May 1638 Soap Makers' Company 9 August 1638 Distillers' Company 6 1638 Glaziers' Company November 10 1639 Glovers' Company September 27 Worshipful Company of 1639 February Parish Clerks 10 1656 Needlemakers' Company November Worshipful Company of 13 June 1657 Framework Knitters 28 1661 Glass Sellers' Company November 20 January 1662 Royal African Company 7 February 1662 New England Company 15 July 1662 Royal Society 1662 Bradford Grammar School 16 1663 Cooks' Company February 21 1663 Innholders' Company December 17 March 1664 Canary Company 30 June 1664 Royal Scottish Corporation 1 1664 Hat-Band Makers' Company December Broadweavers and Clothiers' 18 May 1666 Company of Coventry 3 February 1670 Wheelwrights' Company 2 May 1670 Hudson's Bay Company 2 August 1670 Pattenmakers' Company 29 1670 Tin Plate Workers' Company December 18 Trinity House in Kingston- 1672 November Upon-Hull 17 January 1674 Farriers' Company 31 May 1677 Coachmakers' Company
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17 1677 Masons' Company December Corporation of the Sons of 1 July 1678 the Clergy Company of Merchants of the 19 October 1681 City of Edinburgh Corporation of the Trinity 8 July 1685 House of Deptford Strond Gold and Silver Wyre 16 June 1693 Drawers' Company 27 July 1694 Bank of England Society for the Propagation 16 June 1701 of the Gospel in Foreign Parts Tanners' Company of 15 July 1703 Bermondsey The Royal Company of 6 March 1704 C889 Archers Company of the Mine 26 April 1704 Adventurers of England 3 1704 Queen Anne's Bounty November 19 April 1706 Grey Coat Hospital Amicable Society for a 27 July 1706 Perpetual Assurance Office 17 1707 Weavers' Company November 22 1707 Charitable Corporation December 19 April 1709 Fanmakers' Company Society in Scotland for 25 May 1709 Propagating Christian Knowledge 23 May 1711 Blanket Weavers of Witney 8 1711 South Sea Company September 3 1711 Loriners' Company December 29 July 1714 Worcester College, Oxford 1718 Greenwich Hospital, London 24 July 1718 French Protestant Hospital Music Society for Carrying on 27 July 1719 Operas and other Entertainments 22 June 1720 London Assurance
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22 June 1720 Royal Exchange Assurance Chelsea Waterworks 8 March 1723 Company 21 1724 Equivalent Company November 31 May 1727 Royal Bank of Scotland Ltd Queen Elizabeth Grammar 31 July 1729 School, Halifax Company for working Mines 23 October 1729 etc. in Scotland 17 October 1739 Foundling Hospital 27 August 1740 Hertford College Charity for the Relief of the Widows and Children of the 28 April 1741 Clergy of Norwich and Norfolk Charity for the Relief of the 13 April 1742 Widows and Children of the Clergy of Suffolk Orphan Hospital and 25 June 1742 Workhouse at Edinburgh 5 July 1746 British Linen Bank Governors of the Charity for 29 April 1747 the relief of the poor Widows and Orphans Excise Incorporation in 14 July 1748 Scotland Society of the Free British 11 October 1750 Fishery 2 Society of Antiquaries of 1751 November London 9 1758 London Hospital December Society of Artists of Great 26 January 1765 Britain 8 June 1765 Bethel Hospital, Norwich 19 June 1773 Carron Company 22 June 1768 College of Doctors of Law 1773 Royal Medical Society Society of Advocates in 27 January 1774 Aberdeen Governors of the 24 March 1781 Possessions Revenues and Goods 29 March 1783 Royal Society of Edinburgh
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Society of Antiquaries of 6 May 1783 Scotland Glasgow Chamber of 9 June 1783 Commerce and Manufactures Edinburgh Chamber of 10 July 1786 Commerce and Manufactures Royal Highland and 17 May 1787 Agricultural Society of Scotland Royal Society of Musicians of 26 August 1790 Great Britain 21 1791 Glasgow Royal Infirmary December Society for the Benefit of Sons and Daughters of the 9 January 1792 Clergy of the Church of Scotland 6 March 1793 Inverness Royal Academy Ministry of Agriculture, 23 August 1793 Fisheries and Food (United Kingdom) 30 October 1794 Christian Faith Society Royal Faculty of Procurators 6 June 1796 in Glasgow Society of Solicitors in the 24 January 1797 Supreme Courts of Scotland Corporation of the Trinity 29 June 1797 House of Leith Commercial Buildings 1798 Company of Dublin 20 June 1798 Naval Knights of Windsor| 28 June 1798 Ayr Academy Royal Institution of Great 13 January 1800 Britain Royal College of Surgeons of 22 March 1800 England 5 July 1800 Sierra Leone Company 22 1800 Downing College, Cambridge September James Gillespie's High 19 April 1801 School 26 March 1802 Linnean Society of London University of King's College, 12 May 1802 Halifax, Nova Scotia
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21 January 1807 London Institution Dumfries and Galloway 7 April 1807 Royal Infirmary 6 April 1809 Tain Royal Academy Commercial Buildings 1808 Company of Cork 17 April 1809 Royal Horticultural Society 30 April 1812 Gaslight and Coke Company National Society for 23 May 1817 Promoting Religious Education Royal Edinburgh Public 13 January 1818 Dispensary 19 May 1818 Royal Literary Fund C187 8 May 1819 Dundee Royal Infirmary Faculty of Procurators and 1820 Solicitors in Dundee 3 February 1821 Hutchesons' Hall 31 March 1821 McGill University 24 1821 Liverpool Royal Institution November North British Insurance 6 February 1824 Company 6 February 1824 Edinburgh Academy 11 August 1824 Royal Asiatic Society Royal Caledonian 14 October 1824 Horticultural Society 1 Australian Agricultural 1824 November Company 9 Glasgow Royal Mental 1824 December Hospital 23 April 1825 Geological Society of London Incorporated British, Irish and 30 July 1825 Colonial Silk Company 15 Royal Society of Literature of 1825 September the United Kingdom 10 Van Diemen's Land 1825 November Company 23 1826 West India Company February The Equitable Life Assurance 28 June 1826 Society 19 August 1826 Canada Company
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15 March 1827 University of Toronto Society for the management 2 August 1827 and distribution of the Artists Fund London Portable Gas 30 April 1827 Company 6 February 1828 St David's College, Lampeter 3 June 1828 Institution of Civil Engineers 25 Plymouth Union Bath 1828 November Company 27 March 1829 Zoological Society of London 14 August 1829 King's College London Haytor Granite Mining 16 July 1829 Company 18 January 1830 General Lying-In Hospital 25 January 1830 Schaw Bequest 19-May 1830 Dundee Orphanage Trust 23 June 1830 Royal Academy of Music 22 1830 Mauritius Bank November 7 March 1831 Royal Astronomical Society United General Gas 2 March 1831 Company Commercial Bank of 5 August 1831 Scotland Ltd Society for the Diffusion of 16 May 1832 Useful Knowledge Cambridge Philosophical 6 August 1832 Society 20 New Brunswick and Nova 1834 February Scotia Land Company British American Land 20 March 1834 Company 26 July 1834 Wearmouth Dock Company 30 Royal Medical and 1834 September Chirurgical Society of London Society for the illustration and 13 October 1834 encouragement of Practical Science Society of Licensed 3 May 1836 Victuallers 28 1836 University of London November
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28 1836 University College, London November 13 April 1836 Colonial Bank Royal Institute of British 11 January 1837 Architects 1 June 1837 University of Durham Company of Stationers of 7 June 1837 Glasgow 11 1837 Millar and Peadie's School November Scottish Equitable Life 27 January 1838 Assurance Society Royal Naval Benevolent 26 April 1838 Society Royal Scottish Academy of 13 August 1838 Painting, Sculpture & Architecture 23 August 1838 Polytechnic Institution 6 Royal Botanic Society of 1839 September London Insurance Company of 10 April 1839 Scotland 26 August 1839 Mauritius Commercial Bank Royal Mail Steam Packet 26 August 1839 Company Royal Agricultural Society of 26 March 1840 England 3 January 1840 Bank of British North America Pacific Steam Navigation 29 January 1840 Company Society of Solicitors of 1 August 1840 Banffshire 10 August 1840 Bank of Ceylon 11 1840 Australian Trust Company September 11 1840 West India Bank September 10 Peninsular and Oriental 1840 November Steam Navigation Company 12 1841 New Zealand Company February 16 March 1841 Bank of Australasia 26 April 1841 Life Association of Scotland 19 June 1841 Murdoch's Boys' School
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Queen's University at 16 October 1841 Kingston, Ontario 16 March 1842 McLachlan's Free School Artists General Benevolent 30 June 1842 Institution 15 1842 Licensed Victuallers Asylum December British Plate Glass Company 11 August 1842 (granted for one year) 18 Pharmaceutical Society of 1843 February Great Britain Royal Grammar School, 3 April 1843 Worcester Queen Elizabeth's 27 April 1843 Almshouses Worcester Queen's College, 17 July 1843 Birmingham 18 January 1844 Ionian Bank Royal College of Veterinary 8 March 1844 Surgeons Irish Reproductive Loan Fund 4 June 1844 Institution 26 1845 The Law Society February 21 August 1845 Marlborough College Trust and Loan Company of 13 January 1845 Upper Canada Agricultural College, 3 February 1845 Cirencester Metropolitan Association for 30 June 1845 Improving the Dwellings of the Industrious Classes 8 August 1845 Preston Banking Company 1845 Queen's University, Belfast 20 1845 Smyrna Bank November 18 March 1846 Trust Company British Whale and Seal 6 April 1846 Fishery Company General Mining Association 19 May 1846 (Nova Scotia and Cape Breton) 30 October 1846 Art Union of London 30 October 1846 British West India Company
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14 1846 Exchange Bank of Scotland November Royal Society of British 3 February 1847 Artists 27 Southern and Western 1847 February Mining Company of Ireland 20 May 1847 Royal Society of Arts India and Australia Mail 20 May 1847 Steam Packet Company Eastern Archipelago 17 June 1847 Company Great Southern and Eastern 17 June 1847 Steam Packet Company Valentia Slab Company in 17 June 1847 Ireland South Australian Banking 22 July 1847 Company General Screw Steam 22 July 1847 Shipping Company 22 Association for the Promotion 1847 November of Fine Arts in Scotland Royal Irish Fisheries 2 March 1848 Company Southern Whale Fishery 2 March 1848 Company Governesses Benevolent "Schoolmistresses and Governesses 8 May 1848 Institution Benevolent Institution" Missionary College of Saint 27 June 1848 "St Augustine's Foundation" Augustine Canterbury 4 1848 Chemical Society September 31 October 1848 Irish Amelioration Society 16 1848 College of Preceptors "College of Teachers" December Warneford Lunatic Asylum 1 March 1849 (Oxford) Canterbury Association for 1 May 1849 Founding a Settlement in New Zealand 30 July 1849 Royal British Bank 5 1849 Banbury Banking Company September The Royal Panopticon of 8 January 1850 Science and Art Commissioners for the 14 August 1850 Exhibition of 1851
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Society for Improving the 14 August 1850 Condition of the Labouring "1830 Housing Society" Classes 12 Royal College of Surgeons of 1850 December Edinburgh British and Irish Peat 7 March 1851 Company "Submarine Telegraph Company between Submarine Telegraph 14 April 1851 Great Britain and the Continent of Company Europe" Educational Institute of 5 May 1851 Scotland Eastern Steam Navigation 25 June 1851 Company 7 August 1851 Oriental Bank Corporation Great Peat Working 7 August 1851 Company of Ireland South American and General 7 August 1851 Steam Navigation Company 23 October 1851 Falkland Islands Company 23 October 1851 Leith Chamber of Commerce University of Trinity College, 16 July 1852 Toronto, Ontario 8 1852 Laval University, Quebec December 2 February 1852 Irish Beet Sugar Company West of Ireland Land 2 February 1852 Investment Company 5 March 1852 Colonial Gold Company Australian Royal Mail Steam 5 March 1852 Navigation Company 5 March 1852 Irish Land Company English and Irish Magnetic 5 April 1852 Telegraph Company General Theatrical Fund 5 April 1852 "The Royal Theatrical Fund" Association Irish Submarine Telegraph 15 May 1852 Company English Company for 15 May 1852 Working Mines in Ireland Australasian Gold Mining 15 June 1852 Company Port Philip and Colonial Gold 15 June 1852 Mining Company
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President and Managers of 30 June 1852 the Infirmary of Aberdeen 30 June 1852 African Steamship Company Liverpool and Australian 18 August 1852 Navigation Company Australasian Pacific Mail 18 August 1852 Steam Packet Company London Chartered Bank of 16 October 1852 Australia 10 Liverpool and African Screw 1852 November Steam Carrying Company 10 English, Scottish and 1852 November Australian Chartered Bank 28 1852 Crystal Palace Company December Bishops College, Lennoxville, Quebec 28 January 1853 as well as Bishop's College School then as its affiliated institute 13 1853 Wellington College December 4 January 1853 Bucks and Oxon Union Bank Australian Direct Steam 13 June 1853 Navigation Company via Panana 13 June 1853 British Telegraph Company 13 June 1853 East Indian Iron Company Council and Committee of 13 June 1853 "Queen's College London" Queen's College International Telegraph 13 June 1853 Company 8 August 1853 Friend of the Clergy 19 August 1853 Chartered Bank of Asia Chartered Bank of India, 19 August 1853 "Standard Chartered Bank" Australia and China Marylebone Association for 7 April 1854 Improving the Dwellings of the Industrious Classes City of Worcester Association 7 April 1854 for Building Dwellings for the Labouring Classes 13 Society of Accountants in "Institute of Chartered Accountants of 1854 September Edinburgh Scotland" London and Eastern Banking 18 October 1854 Corporation
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Institute of Accountants and 8 February 1855 Actuaries in Glasgow 8 February 1855 Australian Mining Company Manchester and Salford 21 May 1855 Baths and Laundries Company 21 May 1855 Bank of London 6 June 1855 Colonial Fibre Company 26 June 1855 City Bank Salopian Society for 21 July 1855 Improving the Dwellings of the Industrious Classes 21 1855 South Australia Company November President and Managers of 7 1855 the Aberdeen Asylum for the December Blind 7 1855 Bank of Egypt December 25 Unity Joint Stoke Mutual 1856 February Banking Association 4 April 1856 Ottoman Bank 28 April 1856 Western Bank of London London and Paris Joint Stock 28 April 1856 Bank Society of Procurators and 7 February 1857 Solicitors in the City and Country of Perth 12 July 1857 Hospital for Women Agra and United Service 6 May 1857 Bank Chartered Mercantile Bank of 27 August 1857 India, London and China 3 February 1858 University of Sydney 14 March 1859 University of Melbourne 11 January 1859 Royal Geographical Society 18 April 1859 Royal Dramatic College Benevolent Institution for the 6 July 1859 Relief of Aged and Infirm Journeymen Tailors National Benevolent 23 1859 Institution, founded by the September late Peter Herve 22 October 1859 High School of Dundee
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Royal United Service "Royal United Services Institute for 23 January 1860 Institution Defence" Royal National Life Boat Institution for the 7 March 1860 Preservation of Life from Shipwreck London and South African 26 October 1860 Bank Commissioners for the 4 February 1861 Exhibition of 1862 Royal College of Physicians 5 August 1861 of Edinburgh 20 1861 Glasgow Art Union November 26 April 1862 Bank of British Columbia 19 July 1862 Salisbury Infirmary 1 "Royal Earlswood Institution for Mental 1862 Asylum for Idiots November Defectives" 1 Saint Andrew's College, 1862 November Bradfield Commercial Bank 3 February 1864 Corporation of India and the East 3 February 1864 Asiatic Banking Corporation Dundee Chamber of "Dundee and Tayside Chamber of 3 February 1864 Commerce Commerce and Industry" 3 February 1864 Royal Orthopaedic Hospital Society for Relief of Widows 3 February 1864 and Orphans of Medical Men 7 April 1864 Natal Native Trust Department of Science and 7 April 1864 Art 9 July 1864 Friend of the Clergy Albert Memorial College in 9 July 1864 "Framlingham College" Suffolk 28 July 1864 Haileybury College "Haileybury and Imperial Service College" Printers' Pension, Almshouse 1 1864 and Orphan Asylum "Printers' Charitable Corporation" November Corporation 5 1865 Meteorological Society "Royal Meteorological Society" December Glasgow Magdalene 24 March 1866 Institution Corporation for Middle Class 9 May 1866 Education in the Metropolis and the Suburbs thereof
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26 July 1866 Microscopical Society "Royal Microscopical Society" Corporation of the Hall of 28 1866 Arts and Sciences (Royal December Albert Hall) Preceptor, Patrons and 26 1867 Directors of Baillie's February Institution in Glasgow Society of Accountants in 4 March 1867 Aberdeen 17 May 1867 Poor Clergy Relief Society "Poor Clergy Relief Corporation" Association for the Protection 4 of Commercial Interests as 1867 "Salvage Association" November respects Wrecked and Damaged Property Crossley Orphan Home and "Crossley and Porter Orphan Home and 30 July 1868 School School" Merged with 14 Faculty of Actuaries in Institute 1868 Surrendered 21 July 2010 September Scotland and Faculty of Actuaries 4 June 1870 Keble College, Oxford Incorporated Lay Body of the 6 July 1871 Church of England in Jamaica 17 March 1875 Royal Veterinary College Dundee Royal Lunatic 13 May 1875 Asylum 27 June 1876 University of New Zealand North of England Institute of 23 October 1876 Mining and Mechanical Engineers 7 February 1877 Clifton College University of the Cape of 11 July 1877 "University of South Africa" Good Hope 18 March 1880 Victoria University "Victoria University of Manchester" Institute of Chartered 24 March 1880 Accountants in England and Wales 2 March 1881 University of Adelaide 15 July 1881 Surveyors Institution "Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors" South Wales Institute of 26 August 1881 Engineers 26 August 1881 University College, Liverpool
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British North Borneo 26 August 1881 Company 18 August 1882 Selwyn College, Cambridge 18 August 1882 Royal Colonial Institute "Royal Commonwealth Society" 20 April 1883 Royal College of Music 23 August 1883 Charing Cross Hospital 12 Incorporated Society of Law 1883 "Scottish Law Agents Society" December Agents in Scotland 26 June 1884 St. Paul's Hostel, Cambridge 26 June 1884 Institute of Actuaries Institute and Faculty of Actuaries University College of South 11 August 1884 "Cardiff University " Wales and Monmouthshire 29 1884 Radcliffe Infirmary, Oxford November Royal National Hospital for "President and Governors of the Royal 30 Consumption and Diseases 1884 National Hospital for Disease of the December of the Chest on the separate Chest, Ventnor" or Cottage principle University College of North 26 March 1885 "Bangor University" C5 Wales Queen Charlotte's Lying in 19 May 1885 "Queen Charlotte Maternity Hospital" Hospital Institute of Chemistry of 19 May 1885 "Royal Institute of Chemistry" Great Britain and Ireland Entomological Society of 24 June 1885 "Royal Entomological Society of London" London Colonial and Indian 12 August 1885 Exhibition Commissioners 1886 8 March 1886 Princess Helena College 25 June 1886 National African Company 14 January 1887 Royal Statistical Society Trustees of the Buchanan 7 February 1888 Bequest Corporation of the Church 7 February 1888 House Imperial Institute of the United Kingdom, the 3 May 1888 Colonies, and India and the Isles of the British Seas Grand Priory of the Order of "Grand Priory of the Most Venerable 3 May 1888 the Hospital of St John of Order of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem in England Jerusalem" Imperial British East Africa 10 August 1888 Company
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5 July 1889 Royal Historical Society University College of Wales, 23 July 1889 "Aberystwyth University" Aberystwyth Manchester Whitworth 19 August 1889 Institute Queen Victoria's Jubilee 19 August 1889 "Queen's Nursing Institute" Institute for Nurses 19 August 1889 Imperial Bank of Persia "British Bank of the Middle East" 15 October 1889 British South Africa Company 8 February 1890 Institute of Journalists 21 October 1890 National Rifle Association 21 October 1890 Rossall School 21 October 1890 St. Peter's College, Radley 22 1890 Newspaper Press Fund November 22 Royal London Ophthalmic 1890 November Hospital Royal Provident Fund for Sea 9 May 1891 Charter surrendered 1995 Fishermen Chartered Institute of Patent 30 July 1891 Agents 28 June 1892 Royal Free Hospital Governors of the Buchanan 5 August 1892 Retreat Royal British Nurses 16 May 1893 Association 23 1893 University of Wales November 23 1893 Royal College of Organists November 1894 West London Hospital National Society for the 11 May 1895 Prevention of Cruelty to Children 26 1897 Queen Victoria Clergy Fund November "Chartered Institute of Library and 3 February 1897 Library Association Information Professionals" Corporation of the Cranleigh 19 May 1898 and Bramley Schools Victorian Order of Nurses for 19 May 1898 Canada Royal Blind Asylum and 9 August 1898 School, Edinburgh
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7 March 1899 League of Mercy Royal Charter surrendered June 1947.[1] St. Andrew's Ambulance 7 March 1899 Association Grand Antiquity Society of 14 July 1899 Glasgow 7 October 1899 Iron and Steel Institute British Home and Hospital for 7 October 1899 Incurables 3 March 1900 University of Birmingham 17 City and Guilds of London 1900 September Institute 17 Great Northern Central 1900 "Royal Northern Hospital" September Hospital 26 Governors of the Peabody 1900 November Donation Fund Carnegie Trustees for the 11 June 1902 Universities of Scotland British Academy for the Promotion of Historical, 26 July 1902 Philosophical and Philological Studies 15 Weavers Society of 1902 September Anderston Chartered Institute of Secretaries of Joint Stock "Institute of Chartered Secretaries and 20 October 1902 Companies and other Public Administrators" Bodies 19 1902 Royal Economic Society November 16 Royal Edinburgh Hospital for 1903 February Incurables Royal Society for Home 16 1903 Relief to Incurables, February Edinburgh Victoria University of 9 July 1903 "University of Manchester" Manchester 9 July 1903 University of Liverpool Chartered Society of Queen 9 July 1903 Surrendered Square University College of 10 August 1903 "University of Nottingham" Nottingham 11 1904 Royal Numismatic Society February 21 April 1904 University of Leeds 15 July 1904 West India Committee
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British Cotton Growing 10 August 1904 Association Royal Society 1904 for the Protection of Birds 29 May 1905 University of Sheffield Royal National Orthopaedic 11 July 1905 Hospital 7 August 1905 Liverpool Royal Infirmary British and Foreign School 11 May 1906 Society 30 June 1906 Institute of Directors 1 1906 Hull Royal Infirmary December 11 Royal Warrant Holders 1907 February Association 1 March 1907 National Museum of Wales 1 March 1907 National Library of Wales 1 June 1907 Society of Chemical Industry Imperial College of Science "Imperial College of Science, Technology 6 July 1907 and Technology and Medicine" 2 1907 Royal Society of South Africa November 1 August 1908 British Red Cross Society Since 1985 called Royal Holloway and 21 Bedford New College. Now governed by 1908 Bedford College for Women December Royal Holloway and Bedford New College Act 1985 17 May 1909 University of Bristol Royal British Colonial Society 10 August 1909 of Artists 22 April 1910 Cancer Hospital (Free) "Royal Marsden Hospital" Association of Deacons of 13 October 1910 the Fourteen Incorporated Trades of Glasgow 28 1910 Institution of Naval Architects "Royal Institution of Naval Architects" November Royal United Kingdom 23 January 1911 Beneficent Association Royal Society of Painter- 25 May 1911 "Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers" Etchers and Engravers 16 1911 Boy Scouts Association "Scout Association" December
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17 January 1912 Chartered Insurance Institute King Edward the Seventh 14 May 1912 Welsh National Memorial Association 14 June 1912 British School at Rome 16 1912 King Edward VII Sanatorium "King Edward VII Hospital" December 11 1913 Paton Trust February 11 Faculty of Surveyors of 1913 February Scotland Zoological Society of 24 June 1913 "Royal Zoological Society of Scotland" Scotland 14 October 1913 Royal Asylum of Montrose 14 October 1913 Montrose Royal Infirmary 30 March 1914 Liverpool Merchants Guild Institution of Mining 7 January 1915 Engineers Institution of Mining and 7 January 1915 Metallurgy 2 June 1915 University of Tasmania School of Oriental Studies, 23 May 1916 "School of Oriental and African Studies" London Institution "The Society for the Promotion of Nature The Society for the 7 Conservation" "The Royal Society for 1916 Promotion of Nature C97 September Nature Conservation" "Royal Society of Reserves Wildlife Trusts" Imperial Trust for the 16 1916 encouragement of Scientific November and Industrial Research Newnham College, 30 March 1917 Cambridge 14 April 1917 British Trade Corporation Imperial War Graves "Commonwealth War Graves 10 May 1917 Commission Commission" Carnegie United Kingdom 19 May 1917 Trustees 27 Queen Mary's Hospital for 1917 November the East End Carnegie Dunfermline and 14 January 1919 Hero Fund Trustees 24 Incorporation of Cordiners in 1919 February Glasgow Representative Body of the 15 April 1919 Church in Wales
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Imperial Mineral Resources 30 May 1919 Bureau Royal Hospital and Home for 30 May 1919 "Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability" Incurables, Putney 9 Institute of Chartered 1919 December Shipbrokers 9 University College of 1919 "Swansea University" 30 August 2007 December Swansea 20 King George's Fund for 1919 December Sailors 20 Lord Kitchener National 1919 December Memorial Fund 11 March 1920 Leicester Royal Infirmary 25 March 1920 Medical Research Council 25 March 1920 Forestry Commissioners Chamber of Shipping of the 17 May 1920 United Kingdom Chartered Society of 17 May 1920 Massage and Medical "Chartered Society of Physiotherapy" Gymnastics Royal Academy of Dramatic 28 June 1920 Art St. Mary's Hospital, 13 October 1920 Paddington 22 April 1921 United Services Fund 10 June 1921 Officers Association Medical College of St. 14 July 1921 Bartholomew's Hospital in the City of London Institution of Electrical 10 August 1921 Engineers 11 October 1921 Empire Forestry Association "Commonwealth Forestry Association" Empire Cotton Growing 11 October 1921 "Cotton Research Corporation" Corporation 7 Institute of British 1921 "Institute of Cast Metals Engineers" November Foundrymen 13 Royal Liverpool Seamen's 1921 December Orphan Institution Royal Scottish Society for 6 February 1922 Prevention of Cruelty to Children Royal Victoria College, 3 March 1922 Montreal 3 March 1922 Over-Seas League "Royal Over-Seas League"
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Royal Naval Benevolent 1 April 1922 Trust (Grand Fleet and Kindred Funds) Incorporation of Architects in "Royal Incorporation of Architects in 5 May 1922 Scotland Scotland" 20 June 1922 St. John's Foundation School College of Estate 10 August 1922 Management 6 1922 Toc H (Incorporated) "Toc H" December 6 1922 Girl Guides Association "The Guide Association" December 29 January 1923 Institution of Royal Engineers 12 March 1923 British Institute of Florence Royal Manchester College of 27 March 1923 Music Confederation of British 4 May 1923 Industry Wolverhampton and 4 May 1923 Staffordshire Hospital 26 June 1923 Cardiff Royal Infirmary Royal Westminster 26 June 1923 Ophthalmic Hospital 11 October 1923 Dover College London School of Hygiene 21 March 1924 and Tropical Medicine 25 June 1924 Royal Life Saving Society 25 July 1924 Girton College, Cambridge 6 February 1925 The Textile Institute 17 March 1925 British Legion "Royal British Legion" 12 October 1925 League of Nations Union London Playing Fields 12 October 1925 Society Shakespeare Memorial "Royal Shakespeare Theatre", then 12 October 1925 Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon "Royal Shakespeare Company'" The Soldiers', Sailors' and 16 The Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and 1925 Airmen's Families C141 December Families Association - Forces Help Association 1 February 1926 University of Reading 25 1926 Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford "Lady Margaret College, Oxford" February 25 1926 St Hilda's College, Oxford February
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25 1926 Birkbeck College February 25 Royal Medico-Psychological 1926 "Royal College of Psychiatrists" February Association 30 April 1926 Somerville College, Oxford Royal Masonic Institution for 1 June 1926 Boys 1 June 1926 The Mothers Union Royal Institute of 28 June 1926 International Affairs 28 June 1926 St Hugh's College, Oxford 5 "Chartered Institute of Logistics and 1926 Institute of Transport November Transport" 5 Imperial College of Tropical 1926 November Agriculture 20 British Broadcasting 1926 November Corporation 14 1926 National Police Fund December National Association of 6 February 1928 Colliery Managers British Association for the 22 March 1928 Advancement of Science Institute of Chartered 22 March 1928 Accountants in Australia "Royal College of Nursing of the United 13 July 1928 College of Nursing Kingdom" Royal Victoria Hospital, 1 -August 1928 Dundee 20 London Homeopathic 1928 November Hospital 20 1928 National Art Collection Fund November 21 1928 Malvern College December Elizabeth Garrett Anderson 29 January 1929 Hospital Howard Leopold Davis 1 March 1929 Scholarships Trust British Engineering 21 March 1929 "British Standards Institution" Standards Association 7 May 1929 Land Agent's Society 10 May 1929 Indian Church Trustees 10 May 1929 Institution of Gas Engineers
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5 July 1929 National Radium Trust Royal Institute of Public Health merged with Royal Society for the Promotion of Health and petitioned for a new charter of 5 July 1929 Institute of Hygiene incorporation under the name of The Royal Society for Public Health (11 June 2008) 17 1929 King George Hospital at Ilford December Royal Society for the Relief 20 January 1930 of Indigent Gentlewomen of Scotland Institution of Mechanical 28 March 1930 Engineers King Edward VII's Hospital 28 July 1930 for Officers, Sister Agnes Founder Honourable Company of 28 July 1930 Master Mariners 28 July 1930 Oundle School 28 July 1930 East Ham Memorial Hospital 18 Welsh National School of 1930 "University of Wales College of Medicine" December Medicine 20-Mar 1931 Imperial Service College 27 March 1931 National Central Library Agricultural Research 29 June 1931 "Agricultural & Food Research Council" Council British Postgraduate Medical 29 June 1931 "Royal Postgraduate Medical School" School Glasgow Fishmongers 1 October 1931 Company 7 October 1931 Australian Chemical Institute "Royal Australian Chemical Institute" Royal Seamen's Pension 7 October 1931 Fund 11 Universities China 1932 February Committee in London 15 National Playing Fields 1932 December Association 16 March 1933 Institute of Marine Engineers 25 May 1933 London Library 26 June 1933 Westfield College, London Company of Newspaper 26 June 1933 Makers Institution of Structural 22 March 1934 Engineers
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9 1934 Queen Mary College November 20 City of London Maternity 1934 December Hospital 21 1935 Cheltenham Ladies College February Royal Agricultural Benevolent 6 June 1935 Institution Institution of Engineers 13 August 1935 (India) 20 1935 Royal Academy of Dancing "Royal Academy of Dance" December 27 October 1936 Children's Aid Society Worshipful Company of 13 April 1937 Basketmakers 29 July 1937 General Infirmary at Leeds 24 Institution of Engineers 1938 February Australia Institution of Automobile 15 March 1938 Engineers London (Royal Free Hospital) 4 1938 School of Medicine for "Royal Free Hospital School of Medicine" November Women 25 1938 Roedean School November National Association of Boy's 25 May 1939 "NABC - Clubs for Young People" Clubs Imperial Cancer Research 25 July 1939 Fund 19 1940 British Council September 30 May 1941 Australian Red Cross Society 26 June 1946 King's School, Canterbury Worshipful Company of 26 June 1946 Carmen In 1994 split in three: The Arts Council of The Arts Council of Great 10 July 1946 England Scottish Arts Council Arts C159 Britain Council of Wales (1) Institute of Energy (6 February 1979) (2) Institute of Energy merged with 10 July 1946 Institute of Fuel Institute of Petroleum now called "Energy Institute" (8 May 2003) Royal College of 29 January 1947 Obstetricians and Gynaecologists
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British Postgraduate Medical 10 March 1947 Federation Scottish National War 28 October 1947 Memorial Trustees 28 October 1947 Officers Families Fund 13 Auctioneers' and Estate 1947 November Agents' Institute 9 July 1948 University of Nottingham 13 1948 Wye College September 13 Institution of Municipal 1948 September Engineers British and Foreign Bible 25 October 1948 Society 22 1948 Royal Aeronautical Society December 22 University College of the 1948 "University of the West Indies" December West Indies 4 March 1949 Nature Conservancy (1) "Royal National Institute for the Blind" 4 March 1949 National Institute for the Blind (2)"Royal National Institute of Blind People" University College of North 30 June 1949 "University of Keele" Staffordshire 25 Railway Benevolent 1949 November Institution Royal Alfred Merchant 31 March 1950 "Royal Alfred Seafarers' Society" Seamen's Society Women's Royal Naval 25 April 1950 Service Benevolent Trust Standards Association of 25 April 1950 Australia National Oceanographic 9 October 1950 Council University College of 9 October 1950 "University of Leicester" Leicester 8 Worshipful Company of 1950 December Musicians 21 1950 Campbell College, Belfast December 1 1951 Ceylon Red Cross Society "Sri Lanka Red Cross Society" November 14 Honourable Society of 1951 November Cymmrodorion 24 March 1952 University of Southampton
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School of Pharmacy, 9 April 1952 University of London 29 April 1952 St Anne's College, Oxford Royal Masonic Institution for 29 July 1952 Girls 25 Principal and Governors of 1952 November Queen Elizabeth College 04-Dec 1952 Royal Air Forces Association 1 April 1953 St Antony's College, Oxford 30 April 1953 Faculty of Radiologists "Royal College of Radiologists" Australian Academy of 20 Jan 1954 Science 13 May 1954 University of Hull 15 July 1954 Royal Naval Association 21 Queen Elizabeth House, 1954 December Oxford 10 University College of 1955 February Rhodesia and Nyasaland Cuddesdon Theological 7 April 1955 "Ripon College Cuddesdon" College 7 April 1955 Seafarers Education Service "University of Manchester Institute of Manchester College of 29 July 1955 Science and Technology" and has now Science and Technology changed to "University of Manchester" Company of Farmers of the 29 July 1955 City of London Australasian Institute of 29 July 1955 Mining and Metallurgy 28 October 1955 University of Exeter 9 October 1956 Royal Ballet 15 1957 St Edmund Hall, Oxford February 22 Institution of Chemical 1957 February Engineers 15 March 1957 University of Leicester City of London Solicitor's 17 May 1957 Company English-Speaking Union of 23 August 1957 the Commonwealth 19 1958 British Institute of Radiology February 14 Mar 1958 Nuffield College, Oxford
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National Institute for 07-May 1958 Research in Nuclear Science 21 Institute of Municipal "Chartered Institute of Public Finance and 1958 November Treasurers and Accountants Accountancy" 19 1958 Royal Humane Society December 15 June 1959 Town Planning Institute "Royal Town Planning Institute" Fourah Bay College - The 21 1959 University College of Sierra December Leone 8 April 1960 National Army Museum 3 August 1960 Churchill College, Cambridge 26 October 1960 Westcott House, Cambridge 2 August 1961 University of Sussex British Institution of Radio "Institute of Electronic and Radio 2 August 1961 Engineers Engineers" Royal Archaeological 24 October 1961 Institute 24 October 1961 St Peter's College, Oxford 6 1961 University of Keele December 21 Chartered Institute of Loss 1961 December Adjusters 26 1962 University of the West Indies February 2 October 1962 Magistrates Association 28 Library Association of 1962 November Australia Society of Dyers and 26 March 1963 Colourists 2 May 1963 Royal Society of St. George Association of 30 May 1963 Commonwealth Universities 29 July 1963 University of York St Catherine's College, 29 July 1963 Oxford 29 July 1963 Animal Health Trust 27 1963 University of East Anglia November University of Basutoland, the 27 "University of Botswana, Lesotho and 1963 Bechuanaland Protectorate November Swaziland" and Swaziland Institution of Production 26 March 1964 "Institution of Manufacturing Engineers" Engineers
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23 June 1964 University of Strathclyde 23 June 1964 Liverpool Medical Institution 27 July 1964 University of Lancaster Council for National 27 July 1964 Academic Awards 20 University of Kent at 4 October 1964 "The University of Kent" C388 November Canterbury 2010 20 1964 University of Essex November 29 January 1965 University of Warwick 26 "Science and Engineering Research 1965 Science Research Council February Council" 26 1965 British Psychological Society February Natural Environment 4 May 1965 Research Council Council of Engineering 3 August 1965 Institutions 3 August 1965 London Mathematical Society The Social Science Research "The Economic and Social Research 29 October 1965 C73 Council Council" 31 January 1966 Heriot-Watt University 24 Loughborough University of 1966 February Technology University of Aston in 10 March 1966 Birmingham 6 April 1966 City University 9 June 1966 Brunel University 28 July 1966 University of Surrey Fitzwilliam College, 28 July 1966 Cambridge 20 1966 University of Bradford September 20 Bath University of 1966 "University of Bath" September Technology 10 1967 University of Salford February 28 June 1967 University of Dundee 28 July 1967 Royal College of Art Australian Boy Scouts 23 August 1967 Association
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Institution of Radio and 10 October 1967 Electronic Engineers, Australia 13 1967 University of Stirling November 13 University of Wales Institute 1967 November of Science and Technology 22 March 1968 Royal African Society 23 April 1969 The Open University Australian Academy of the Humanities for the Advancement of Scholarship 25 June 1969 in Language, Literature, History, Philosophy and the Fine Arts Australian Institute of 31 July 1969 Building 28 Society for Promoting 1969 November Christian Knowledge 28 Cranfield Institute of 1969 "Cranfield University" November Technology 19 1969 Royal College of Pathologists December Jockey Club (incorporating 4 February 1970 the National Hunt Committee) University of the South 4 February 1970 Pacific 28 July 1970 New University of Ulster 30 1970 Institute of Physics September 11 March 1971 Heythrop College 22 Chelsea College, University 1971 December of London In 1996 split to become "The United 22 1971 The Sports Council Kingdom Sports Council" and "The C319 December English Sports Council" 22 1971 Scottish Sports Council December 22 1971 Sports Council for Wales December 28 June 1972 New Hall, Cambridge Royal College of General 23 October 1972 Practitioners Anglo-German Foundation 24 October 1973 for the study of Industrial Society
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Association of Certified "Association of Chartered Certified 16 October 1974 Accountants Accountants" 12 Institute of Cost and "Chartered Institute of Management 1975 February Management Accountants Accountants" "Institute of Materials" then to "The 12 1975 Institution of Metallurgists Institute of Materials, Minerals and February Mining" Institute of Measurement and 18 March 1975 Control 12 1975 College of Law November Institution of Heating and Ventilating Engineers under 17 March 1976 title of "Chartered Institution of Building Services" 19 May 1976 Design Council Society of Industrial Artists 19 May 1976 "The Chartered Society of Designers" and Designers 9 June 1976 Darwin College, Cambridge 15 Institute of Bankers in "Chartered Institute of Bankers in 1976 September Scotland Scotland" 27 October 1976 Wolfson College, Cambridge 15 1977 University College, London November Carnegie Trustees for the 25 April 1978 Universities of Scotland (new) 6 February 1979 Institute of Arbitrators 14 March 1979 Building Societies Institute 14 March 1979 Institute of Biology Society of Biology 13 1980 King's College, London February Royal Society of Chemistry (amalgamation between 19 March 1980 Royal Institute of Chemistry and Chemical Society) 28 July 1980 Institute of Building "Chartered Institute of Building" 18 1981 Wolfson College, Oxford February 28 October 1981 Engineering Council 10 1982 Institute of Foresters February 11 1983 University of Buckingham February 22 June 1983 British Film Institute
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18 May 1983 Crafts Council 20 April 1984 Fellowship of Engineering "Royal Academy of Engineering" 11 April 1984 Industrial Society "The Work Foundation" 25 June 1984 Institute of Housing "Chartered Institute of Housing" Institution of Environmental "Chartered Institute of Environmental 25 June 1984 Health Officers Health" 31 July 1984 University of Ulster 31 July 1984 British Computer Society 12 1984 Clare Hall, Cambridge September Robinson College, 30 October 1984 Cambridge 5 June 1986 Linacre College, Oxford London Graduate School of 8 July 1986 Business Studies 25 Museums and Galleries 1986 November Commission 10 (1) "Chartered Institute of Bankers" (2) 1987 Institute of Bankers February "ifs School of Finance" University of London Institute 10 June 1987 of Education 23-Mar 1988 College of Ophthalmologists 27 April 1988 Motability 7 February 1989 Institute of Marketing "The Chartered Institute of Marketing" Queen Mary and Westfield 2 August 1989 College 19 Royal Commonwealth 1989 December Society for the Blind 1 Goldsmith's College, 1989 November University of London The Institute of Mathematics 7 June 1990 and it Applications Royal Star and Garter 26 June 1990 Homes for Disabled Sailors, Soldiers and Airmen The Henley Management 21 May 1991 C617 College 11 Royal College of 1992 C417 February Anaesthetists The Chartered Institute of 15 July 1992 C393 Purchasing & Supply The Biotechnology and 16 29 March 1993 Biological Sciences C714 December 1994 Research Council
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The Engineering and 16 29 April 1993 Physical Sciences Research C715 December 1994 Council 16 Particle Physics and 1993 Surrendered 14 November 2007 C716 December Astronomy Research Council 8 February 1994 The Arts Council of England C938 Charter revoked by the Public Services 8 February 1994 The Scottish Arts Council C723 Reform (Scotland) Act 2010 - 1 July 2010 30 March 8 February 1994 The Arts Council of Wales C722 1994 15 March 1994 The Institute of Taxation "The Chartered Institute of Taxation" C377 The Chartered Institution of 14 1994 Water and Environmental C663 December Management Council for the Central 14 1994 Laboratory of the Research Surrendered C739 December Council The Principal and Fellows of Mansfield College in the 11 April 1995 University of Oxford — C392 known as Mansfield College, Oxford The President, Fellows and Students of Templeton "The Principal, Fellows and Students of 11 April 1995 College in the University of Green Templeton College in the C674 Oxford — known as Green University of Oxford" Templeton College, Oxford 28 June 1995 The College of Optometrists C20 The Principal and Fellows of The Manchester Academy 23 and Harris College in the 1995 C733 November University of Oxford — known as Manchester College, Oxford 13 March 1996 Cardiff County Council 23 July 1996 English Sports Council C808 The United Kingdom Sports 23 July 1996 C937 Council College of Paediatrics and "Royal College of Paediatrics and Child 23 July 1996 C690 Child Health Health" Borough of North East 23 July 1996 Lincolnshire 22 August 26 June 1997 The Landscape Institute C661 1997 The President and Fellows of Lucy Cavendish College in 22 July 1997 the University of Cambridge 575 — known as Lucy Cavendish College
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22 July 1997 Brighton and Hove Council 11 1998 Medway Town Council February 11 6 March 1998 Historic Royal Palaces C777 February 1998 The Master, Fellows and Scholars of St. Edmund's College in the University of 6 July 22 April 1998 C753 Cambridge — known as St 1998 Edmund's College, Cambridge North Lincolnshire District 15 October 1998 Council 12 October 1999 The Prince's Trust C786 24 The Royal Air Force 1999 C364 November Benevolent Fund Chartered Institute of 8 February 2000 C210 Personnel and Development The Royal Environmental 12 July 2000 C696 Health Institute of Scotland The Institution of 11 April 2001 C789 Incorporated Engineers 11 Chartered Institution of 2001 C590 December Wastes Management 12 Chartered Management 2002 C812 February Institute 12 Telford and the Wrekin 2002 February Borough Council The Institution of 26 June 2002 Occupational Safety and C647 Health 12 June 2003 The Science Council C811 11 The Worshipful Company of 2004 C813 February Engineers 11 The Worshipful Company of 2004 C836 February Paviors 8 May 2004 Society for the Environment C832 The Royal Photographic 27 July 2004 C826 Society of Great Britain The Association for Science 13 October 2004 C816 Education 16 The Arts and Humanities 2004 C892 December Research Council The Chartered Institute of 9 February 2005 C383 Public Relations
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The Worshipful Company of 7 May 2005 C850 Water Conservators Chartered Institute of 7 May 2005 C746 Architectural Technologists 19 The Chartered Institute of 19 July 2005 September C616 Linguists 2006 14 The Duke of Edinburgh's 31 March 2005 C856 December Award 2006 23 The Chartered Quality 19 July 2006 November C475 Institute 2006 Elizabeth Phillips Hughes 23 19 July 2006 Hall, Cambridge — known as November C862 Hughes Hall, Cambridge 2006 1 5 2006 English Association December C846 September 2006 15 10 October 2006 Historical Association December C863 2006 22 14 The Royal Institute of 2006 February C865 November Navigation 2007 14 1 March 2006 Wokingham Borough November 2007 The Technology Strategy 27 March 7 February 2007 C872 Board 2007 The Science and Technology 27 March 7 February 2007 C901 Facilities Council 2007 The Chartered Institute of 2 April 25 July 2007 C861 Educational Assessors 2008 The Worshipful Company of 4 October 25 July 2007 C877 Management Consultants 2007 The Worshipful Company of 10 October 2007 C866 International Bankers 10 The Society for Radiological 10 October 2007 December C833 Protection 2007 20 12 The College of Emergency 2007 February C822 December Medicine 2008 The Chartered Institute of 12 30 June 2008 Plumbing and Heating C864 February 2008 Engineering The Worshipful Company of 12 24 June 2008 Chartered Secretaries and C871 February 2008 Administrators
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The Royal Society for Public 23 October 11 June 2008 C907 Health 2008 4 9 July 2008 The King's Fund November C881 2008 10 Cheshire West and Chester 1 April 2008 December Borough 2009 10 20 May 2008 West Lancashire Borough December 2009 10 1 April 2008 Cheshire East Borough December 2009 2 Chartered Institution of Civil 18 March 2009 September C582 Engineering Surveyors 2009 4 The Worshipful Company of 13-May 2009 September C904 Actuaries 2009 The Worshipful Company of 9 October 8 July 2009 C880 Tax Advisers 2009 Chartered Institute for 8 July 2009 C913 Securities & Investment 15 Worshipful Company of 15 October 2009 February C917 Security Professionals 2010 7 The Chartered Institution of 15 October 2009 December C124 Highways and Transportation 2009 The Principal, Fellows and Scholars of Homerton 17 11 March 2009 College in the University of C915 November 2010 Cambridge — known as Homerton College 10 The Worshipful Company of 27 April 2010 C919 February Constructors 2010 10 The Worshipful Company of 17 June 2010 C923 February Launderers 2010 10 Institute of Internal Auditors - 24 June 2010 C914 February UK and Ireland 2010 10 Worshipful Company of 16 June 2010 C903 February Information Technologists 2010 The Firefighters Memorial 4 October 17 March 2010 C920 Trust 2010 22 The Worshipful Company of 12 April 2010 September C918 Marketors 2010 21 July 2010 Basildon Council 990(318) The Worshipful Company of 21 July 2010 C927 Environmental Cleaners
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10 Chartered Institute of Payroll 11 March 2010 C926 November Professionals 2011 Worshipful Company of 24 April 16 March 2011 C928 Arbitrators 2012 Chartered Institute for the 5 October 7 April 2011 Management of Sport and C884 2011 Physical Activity Worshipful Company of 6 8 June 2011 Chartered Accountants in September C496 England and Wales 2012 Oxford Centre for Islamic 20 April 13 July 2011 C916 Studies 2012 Chartered Institute of Legal 30 January 12 October 2011 C122 Executives 2012 Institution of Engineering 30 January 12 October 2011 C707 Designers 2012 Worshipful Company of 30 May 2012 05/09/2012 C933 Builders Merchants 4 Worshipful Company of 30 May 2012 September C868 Lightmongers 2012 1 The Association of Corporate 10 July 2012 Came into legal effect 1 January 2013 November C768 Treasurers 2012 20 The British Occupational 17 October 2012 December C749 Hygiene Society 2012 7 14 March 2012 The College of Chiropractors "The Royal College of Chiropractors" C809 November 2013 Chartered Institute of 7 28 March 2012 Ecology and Environmental Came into legal effect 1 April 2013 C752 November 2013 Management 12 10 June 2012 Marylebone Cricket Club Came into legal effect 1 July 2013 C947 December 2013 The Marine Biological 26 July 15 May 2013 Association of the United C951 2013 Kingdom Worshipful Company of 19 August 15 May 2013 C956 Furniture Makers 2013 6 The Worshipful Livery 15 May 2013 September C731 Company of Wales 2013 Worshipful Company of 10 October 15 May 2013 C952 Hackney Carriage Drivers 2013 1 Chartered Association of 10 July 2013 November C912 Building Engineers 2013
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2 The Worshipful Company of 13 June 2013 December C943 Chartered Surveyors 2013 12 30 October 2013 Recognition Panel December C963 2013
Kingdom of England
13th and 14th century see table above.
15th century
4 December 1416 Cutlers' Company 16 February 1428 Grocers' Company 22 February 1437 Brewers' Company 23 August 1437 Vintners' Company 26 April 1439 Cordwainers' Company 1441 King's College, Cambridge 1444 Leathersellers' Company 8 May 1453 Armourers' and Brasiers' Company 13 October 1457 Magdalen College, Oxford 8 March 1462 Tallow Chandlers' Company 1462 Barbers' Company 20 March 1463 Ironmongers' Company 16 February 1471 Dyers' Company 20 January 1473 Pewterers' Company 1474 Corporation of Blacksmith's of Dublin 16 August 1475 St. Catharine's College, Cambridge 7 July 1477 Carpenters' Company 16 February 1483 Wax Chandlers' Company 1496 Jesus College, Cambridge
16th century
1500-1549 10 March 1501 Plaisterers' Company 29 April 1501 Coopers' Company 23 February 1504 Poulters' Company 1 July 1505 Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh
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2 July 1509 Bakers' Company 9 April 1511 St John's College, Cambridge 15 January 1512 Brasenose College, Oxford 1513 Nottingham High School 1517 Corpus Christi College, Oxford 23 September 1518 Royal College of Physicians of London 18 January 1528 Clothworkers' Company 1532 Bristol Grammar School 25 August 1537 Honourable Artillery Company 1539 Colchester Royal Grammar School (granted a second charter by Elizabeth I, see below) 1541 King's School, Ely 1542 Magdalene College, Cambridge 23 July 1545 King Henry VIII School, Coventry 1545 Warwick School 1547 Trinity College, Cambridge 1547 Norwich School 13 January 1547 Bethlem Hospital 13 January 1547 Saint Bartholomew's Hospital 1549 Pembroke College, Cambridge
1550-1599 13 May 1550 Sherborne School 1550 French Protestant Church of London[2] 14 May 1552 Sedbergh School 17 June 1552 King Edward VI Grammar School, Stourbridge 12 July 1552 King Edward's School, Bath 18 December 1552 Society of Merchant Venturers of Bristol 1552 Bedford School 1552 King Edward's School, Birmingham 1552 The King's School, Macclesfield 26 May 1553 Giggleswick School 26 June 1553 Bridewell Hospital 26 June 1553 Christ's Hospital 1553 King Edward VI Grammar School, Southampton 1553 Tonbridge School 6 January 1554 Boston Grammar School, Lincolnshire 1554 Clitheroe Royal Grammar School 1554 Queen Mary's Grammar School, Walsall 15 July 1555 College of Arms 1555 St. John's College, Oxford 7 July 1556 Charity of the Priest and Poor of Ginge Petre in the County of Essex 4 May 1557 Stationers' Company
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5 July 1558 Brentwood School 21 May 1560 Dean and Chapter of the Collegiate Church of St Peter, Westminster 28 February 1561 Royal Grammar School Worcester 1561 Kingston Grammar School, Kingston upon Thames 25 October 1561 Broderers' Company 1562 St. Olave's and St. Saviour's Grammar School 15 June 1563 Queen Elizabeth Grammar School, Darlington 1565 Exeter College, Oxford 1565 Highgate School 1567 Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School, Blackburn 3 August 1568 Tylers' and Bricklayers' Company 12 October 1568 Girdlers' Company 14 April 1570 Joiners' Company 1571 Blacksmiths' Company 1571 Harrow School 27 June 1571 Jesus College, Oxford 9 February 1573 University College, Oxford 1574 Cranbrook School, Kent 1576 Sutton Valence School 19 June 1578 Haberdashers' Company 19 July 1581 Painter-Stainers' Company 1584 Colchester Royal Grammar School 1584 Uppingham School 1585 Queen's College, Oxford 1591 Queen Elizabeth Grammar School, Wakefield 1592 Queen Elizabeth's Hospital, Bristol 1594 Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge 3 May 1597 Hospital of St. John the Evangelist and St. Anne in Oakham
17th century
1600s 22 March 1600 Royal Grammar School, Newcastle 1603 Oriel College, Oxford 1603 Hostmen Company of Freemen of Newcastle upon Tyne 30 August 1603 Fishmongers' Company 17 December 1603 Bishop Auckland Grammar School 2 August 1604 Feltmakers' Company 16 September 1605 Butchers' Company 18 September 1605 Gardeners' Company 9 January 1606 Fruiterers' Company 19 January 1606 Drapers Company
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30 April 1606 Curriers' Company 30 April 1607 Prince Henry's Grammar School, Otley 15 May 1607 Salters' Company 24 November 1609 King James School, Almondbury
1610s 12 April 1611 Plumbers' Company 22 June 1611 Sutton's Hospital in Charterhouse 20 December 1611 Wadham College, Oxford 13 September 1612 Don Baudains (Jersey) 1613 Honourable Irish Society 18 September 1614 Founders' Company 1615 Wilson's Grammar School 28 January 1617 Scriveners' Company 6 December 1617 Society of Apothecaries of London 21 June 1619 Dulwich College
1620s 1621 Bowyers' Company 1624 Pembroke College, Oxford 14 June 1626 Upholders' Company 22 October 1628 Playing Card Makers' Company 16 May 1629 Spectacle Makers' Company
1630s 3 July 1630 Sion College 8 July 1631 Sackville College, East Grinstead 22 August 1631 Clockmakers' Company 14 March 1637 Gunmakers' Company 12 January 1638 Horners' Company 9 August 1638 Distillers' Company 6 November 1638 Glaziers' Company 10 September 1639 The Company of Glovers of the City of London 27 February 1639 Worshipful Company of Parish Clerks
1650s 10 November 1656 Needlemakers' Company 13 June 1657 Framework Knitters' Company
1660s
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28 November 1661 Glass Sellers' Company 7 February 1662 New England Company 15 July 1662 Royal Society 1662 Bradford Grammar School 16 February 1663 Cooks' Company 21 December 1663 Innholders' Company 30 June 1664 Royal Scottish Corporation 18 May 1666 Broadweavers and Clothiers Company of Coventry
1670s 3 February 1670 Wheelwrights' Company 2 May 1670 Hudson's Bay Company 2 August 1670 Pattenmakers' Company 29 December 1670 Tin Plate Workers' Company 18 November 1672 Trinity House in Kingston-upon-Hull 17 January 1674 Farriers' Company 31 May 1677 Coachmakers' Company 17 December 1677 Masons' Company 1 July 1678 Corporation of the Sons of the Clergy
1680s 19 October 1681 Company of Merchants of the City of Edinburgh 8 July 1685 Corporation of the Trinity House of Deptford Strond
1690s 8 February 1693 The College of William & Mary 16 June 1693 Gold and Silver Wyre Drawers' Company 27 July 1694 Bank of England 25 October 1694 The Royal Hospital, Greenwich
18th century
1700s 16 June 1701 Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts 19 April 1706 Grey Coat Hospital in Tothill Fields of the Foundation of Queen Anne
Kingdom of Scotland
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16th century
1582 University of Edinburgh
Kingdom of Great Britain
18th century
1700s 15 July 1704 Bermondsey tanners Surrey/ Greater London
1710s 23 May 1711 Blanket Weavers in Witney, Oxfordshire 3 December 1711 Loriners' Company 29 July 1714 Worcester College, Oxford 24 July 1718 French Protestant Hospital 27 July 1719 Music Society for Carrying on Operas and other entertainments
1720s 22 June 1720 London Assurance Corporation 22 June 1720 Royal Exchange Assurance 1727 The Royal Bank of Scotland 31 July 1729 Queen Elizabeth Grammar School, Halifax
1730s 17 October 1739 Foundling Hospital
1740s 28 April 1741 Charity for the Relief of the Widows and Children of the Clergy of Norwich and Norfolk 13 April 1742 Charity for the Relief of the Widows and Children of the Clergy of Suffolk 5 July 11 October British Linen Bank 29 April 1747 Governors of the Charity for the relief of the poor Widows and Orphans of Beneficed Clergymen or having Curacys in the County of Essex the Deanery of Braughing and Archdeaconry of St. Albans, County of Hertford and Diocese of London
1750s 2 November 1751 Society of Antiquaries of London 9 December 1758 London Hospital
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1760s 8 June 1765 Bethel Hospital, Norwich
1770s 19 June 1773 Carron Company 1773 Royal Medical Society 27 January 1774 Society of Advocates in Aberdeen
1780s 24 March 1781 Governors of the possessions etc. of the Free Chapel of Hindon within the parish of East Knoyle, Wiltshire 29 March 1783 Royal Society of Edinburgh 6 May 1783 Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 9 June 1783 Glasgow Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures 10 July 1786 Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures 17 May 1787 Royal Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland
1790s 26 August 1790 Royal Society of Musicians of Great Britain 21 December 1791 Glasgow Royal Infirmary 9 January 1792 Society for the Benefit of Sons and Daughters of the Clergy of the Church of Scotland 30 October 1794 Christian Faith Society 6 June 1796 Royal Faculty of Procurators in Glasgow 24 January 1797 Society of Solicitors in the Supreme Courts of Scotland 28 June 1798 Ayr Academy
19th century
1800s 13 January 1800 Royal Institution of Great Britain 22 March 1800 Royal College of Surgeons of England 22 September 1800 Downing College, Cambridge
United Kingdom
19th century
1800s
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19 April 1801 James Gillespie's Hospital and Free School 26 March 1802 Linnean Society of London 12 May 1802 University of King's College, Halifax, Nova Scotia 7 April 1807 Dumfries and Galloway Royal Infirmary 17 April 1809 Royal Horticultural Society
1810s 23 May 1817 National Society for Promoting the Education of the Poor in the Principles of the Established Church throughout England and Wales 13 January 1818 Royal Edinburgh Public Dispensary 19 May 1818 Royal Literary Fund 8 May 1819 Dundee Royal Infirmary
1820s 1820 Faculty of Procurators and Solicitors in Dundee 31 March 1821 McGill University, Montreal 6 February 1824 Edinburgh Academy 11 August 1824 Royal Asiatic Society 14 October 1824 Royal Caledonian Horticultural Society 1 November 1824 Australian Agricultural Company 9 December 1824 Glasgow Royal Mental Hospital 23 April 1825 Geological Society of London 15 September 1825 Royal Society of Literature of the United Kingdom 10 November 1825 Van Diemen's Land Company 28 June 1826 University Life Assurance Society 19 August 1826 Canada Company 15 March 1827 University of Toronto 2 August 1827 Society for the management and distribution of the Artists Fund 6 February 1828 St David's College, Lampeter 3 June 1828 Institution of Civil Engineers 27 March 1829 Zoological Society of London 14 August 1829 King's College London
1830s 18 January 1830 General Lying-in Hospital 23 June 1830 Royal Academy of Music 7 March 1831 Royal Astronomical Society 6 August 1832 Cambridge Philosophical Society 20 March 1834 British American Land Company 30 September 1834 Royal Medical and Chirurgical Society of London 3 May 1836 Society of Licensed Victuallers
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28 November 1836 University of London 11 January 1837 Royal Institute of British Architects 1 June 1837 University of Durham 7 June 1837 Company of Stationers of Glasgow 26 April 1838 Royal Naval Benevolent Society 13 August 1838 Royal Scottish Academy of Painting, Sculpture & Architecture 26 August 1839 Mauritius Commercial Bank
1840s 26 March 1840 Royal Agricultural Society of England 29 January 1840 Pacific Steam Navigation Company 1 August 1840 Society of Solicitors of Banffshire 10 November 1840 Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company 16 March 1841 Bank of Australasia 16 October 1841 Queen's University at Kingston, Ontario 16 March 1842 McLachlan's Free School 30 June 1842 Artists General Benevolent Institution 15 December 1842 Licensed Victuallers Asylum 18 February 1843 Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain 3 April 1843 Royal Grammar School Worcester 27 April 1843 Queen Elizabeth's Almshouses Worcester 18 January 1844 Ionian Bank 8 March 1844 Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons 26 February 1845 The Law Society 21 August 1845 Marlborough College 13 January 1845 Trust and Loan Company of Upper Canada 30 June 1845 Metropolitan Association for Improving the Dwellings of the Industrious Classes 1845 Queen's College of Belfast (now Queen's University Belfast) 1846 Royal Bermuda Yacht Club 3 February 1847 Royal Society of British Artists 20 May 1847 Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures, and Commerce. (Royal Society of Arts) 17 July 1847 Eastern Archipelago Company 8 May 1848 Governesses Benevolent Institution 27 June 1848 Missionary College of Saint Augustine Canterbury 4 September 1848 Chemical Society 16 December 1848 College of Preceptors 1 March 1849 Warneford Lunatic Asylum (Oxford) 30 July 1849 Royal British Bank
1850s 14 August 1850 Commissioners for the Exhibition of 1851
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12 December 1850 Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh 5 May 1851 Educational Institute of Scotland 23 October 1851 Falkland Islands Company 23 October 1851 Leith Chamber of Commerce 16 July 1852 University of Trinity College, Toronto 8 December 1852 Université Laval, Quebec 5 April 1852 General Theatrical Fund Association 28 January 1853 Bishops University, Lennoxville, Quebec 13 December 1853 Wellington College 13 June 1853 Council and Committee of Queen's College 19 August 1853 Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China 7 April 1854 Marylebone Association for Improving the Dwellings of the Industrious Classes 7 April 1854 City of Worcester Association for Building Dwellings for the Labouring Classess 13 September 1854 Society of Accountants in Edinburgh 18 October 1854 London and Eastern Banking Corporation 7 February 1857 Society of Procurators and Solicitors in the City and Country of Perth 12 July 1857 Hospital for Women 3 February 1858 University of Sydney 11 January 1859 Royal Geographical Society 6 July 1859 Benevolent Institution for the Relief of Aged and Infirm Journeymen Tailors 23 September 1859 National Benevolent Institution, founded by the late Peter Herve 22 October 1859 High School of Dundee
1860s 23 January 1860 Royal United Service Institution 7 March 1860 Royal National Lifeboat Institution for the Preservation of Life from Shipwreck 5 August 1861 Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh 20 November 1861 Glasgow Art Union 19 July 1862 Salisbury Infirmary 1 November 1862 Asylum for Idiots 1 November 1862 Saint Andrew's College, Bradfield 3 February 1864 Dundee Chamber of Commerce 3 February 1864 Royal Orthopaedic Hospital 3 February 1864 Society for Relief of Widows and Orphans of Medical Men 7 April 1864 Natal Native Trust 9 July 1864 Friend of the Clergy 9 July 1864 Albert Middle Class College in Suffolk 28 July 1864 Haileybury College 1 November 1864 Printers' Pension, Almshouse and Orphan Asylum Corporation 5 December 1865 Meteorological Society 9 May 1866 Corporation for Middle Class Education in the Metropolis and the Suburbs thereof 26 July 1866 Microscopical Society
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28 December 1866 Corporation of the Hall of Arts and Sciences (Royal Albert Hall) 26 February 1867 Preceptor, Patrons and Directors of Baillie's Institution in Glasgow 4 November 1867 Association for the Protection of Commercial Interests as respects Wrecked and Damaged Property 30 July 1868 Crossley Orphan Home and School 14 September 1868 Faculty of Actuaries in Scotland
1870s 4 June 1870 Keble College, Oxford 6 July 1871 Incorporated Lay Body of the Church of England in Jamaica 17 March 1875 Royal Veterinary College 13 May 1875 Dundee Royal Lunatic Asylum 23 October 1876 North of England Institute of Mining and Mechanical Engineers 7 February 1877 Clifton College 11 July 1877 University of the Cape of Good Hope
1880s 18 March 1880 Victoria University (UK) 24 March 1880 Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales 2 March 1881 University of Adelaide 15 July 1881 Surveyors' Institution 31 July 1881 Royal College Colombo, Sri Lanka 26 August 1881 South Wales Institute of Engineers 18 August 1882 Selwyn College, Cambridge 18 August 1882 Royal Colonial Institute 20 April 1883 Royal College of Music 23 August 1883 Charing Cross Hospital 12 December 1883 Incorporated Society of Law Agents in Scotland 26 June 1884 St. Paul's Hostel, Cambridge 29 July 1884 Institute of Actuaries 11 August 1884 University College of South Wales and Monmouthshire 29 November 1884 Radcliffe Infirmary, Oxford 30 December 1884 Royal National Hospital for Consumption and Diseases of the Chest on the separate or Cottage principle 26 March 1885 University College of North Wales 19 May 1885 Queen Charlotte's Lying in Hospital 19 May 1885 Institute of Chemistry of Great Britain and Ireland 24 June 1885 Entomological Society of London 8 March 1886 Princess Helena College 14 January 1887 Royal Statistical Society 27 November 1887Belfast Royal Academy 7 February 1888 Trustees of the Buchanan Bequest
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7 February 1888 Corporation of the Church House 3 May 1888 Grand Priory of the Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England 5 July 1889 Royal Historical Society 23 July 1889 University College of Wales, Aberystwyth (now the University of Wales, Aberystwyth) 19 August 1889 Queen Victoria's Jubilee Institute for Nurses 19 August 1889 Imperial Bank of Persia 15 October 1889 British South Africa Company
1890s 8 February 1890 Institute of Journalists 21 October 1890 National Rifle Association 21 October 1890 Rossall School 21 October 1890 St. Peter's College, Radley 22 November 1890 Newspaper Press Fund 9 May 1891 Royal Provident Fund for Sea Fishermen 30 July 1891 Chartered Institute of Patent Agents (now the Chartered Institute of Patent Attorneys) 5 August 1892 Governors of the Buchanan Retreat 16 May 1893 Royal British Nurses' Association 23 November 1893 University of Wales 23 November 1893 Royal College of Organists 1894 West London Hospital 11 May 1895 National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children 26 November 1897 Queen Victoria Clergy Fund 17 February 1898 Library Association 19 May 1898 Corporation of the Cranleigh and Bramley Schools 19 May 1898 Victorian Order of Nurses for Canada 9 August 1898 Royal Blind Asylum and School, Edinburgh 7 March 1899 St. Andrew's Ambulance Association 14 July 1899 Grand Antiquity Society of Glasgow 7 October 1899 British Home and Hospital for Incurables
20th century
1900s 3 March 1900 University of Birmingham 17 September 1900 City and Guilds of London Institute 17 September 1900 Great Northern Central Hospital 27 March 1901 Royal Philosophical Society of Glasgow 26 July 1902 British Academy for the Promotion of Historical, Philosophical and Philological Studies 21 August 1902 Carnegie Trust for the Universities of Scotland (revised 1978) 15 September 1902 Weavers Society of Anderston
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20 October 1902 Chartered Institute of Secretaries of Joint Stock Companies and other Public Bodies 19 November 1902 Royal Economic Society 16 February 1903 Royal Edinburgh Hospital for Incurables 16 February 1903 Royal Society for Home Relief to Incurables, Edinburgh 9 July 1903 Victoria University of Manchester 9 July 1903 University of Liverpool 9 July 1903 Chartered Society of Queen Square 10 August 1903 University College of Nottingham 11 February 1904 Royal Numismatic Society 21 April 1904 University of Leeds 15 July 1904 West India Committee 10 August 1904 British Cotton Growing Association 24 October 1904 Royal Society for the Protection of Birds 29 May 1905 University of Sheffield 11 July 1905 Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital 11 May 1906 British and Foreign School Society 30 June 1906 Institute of Directors 1 December 1906 Hull Royal Infirmary 11 February 1907 Royal Warrant Holders Association 1 March 1907 National Museum of Wales 1 March 1907 National Library of Wales 1 June 1907 Society of Chemical Industry 6 July 1907 Imperial College of Science and Technology 2 November 1907 Royal Society of South Africa 21 December 1908 Bedford College for Women 1 August 1908 British Red Cross Society 17 May 1909 University of Bristol 10 August 1909 Royal British Colonial Society of Artists
1910s 22 April 1910 Cancer Hospital (Free) 13 October 1910 Association of Deacons of the Fourteen Incorporated Trades of Glasgow 28 November 1910 Institution of Naval Architects 23 January 1911 Royal United Kingdom Beneficent Association 25 May 1911 Royal Society of Painter-Etchers and Engravers 16 December 1911 Scout Association 17 January 1912 Chartered Insurance Institute 14 May 1912 King Edward the Seventh Welsh National Memorial Association 14 June 1912 British School at Rome 16 December 1912 King Edward VII Sanatorium 11 February 1913 Paton Trust 24 June 1913 Zoological Society of Scotland
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7 October 1913 Royal West of England Academy 14 October 1913 Royal Asylum of Montrose 14 October 1913 Montrose Royal Infirmary 30 March 1914 Liverpool Merchants Guild 7 January 1915 Institution of Mining Engineers 7 January 1915 Institution of Mining and Metallurgy 2 June 1915 University of Tasmania 23 May 1916 School of Oriental Studies, London Institution 7 September 1916 Society for the Promotion of Nature Reserves 30 March 1917 Newnham College, Cambridge 10 May 1917 Imperial War Graves Commission (now Commonwealth War Graves Commission) 19 May 1917 Carnegie United Kingdom Trust 27 November 1917 Queen Mary's Hospital for the East End 14 January 1919 Carnegie Dunfermline and Hero Fund Trustees 24 February 1919 Incorporation of Cordiners in Glasgow 15 April 1919 Representative Body of the Church in Wales 30 May 1919 Royal Hospital and Home for Incurables, Putney 9 December 1919 Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers 9 December 1919 University College of Swansea (now Swansea University) 20 December 1919 King George's Fund for Sailors 20 December 1919 Lord Kitchener National Memorial Fund
1920s 11 March 1920 Leicester Royal Infirmary 25 March 1920 Medical Research Council 25 March 1920 Forestry Commissioners 17 May 1920 Chamber of Shipping of the United Kingdom 17 May 1920 Chartered Society of Massage and Medical Gymnastics 28 June 1920 Royal Academy of Dramatic Art 13 October 1920 St. Mary's Hospital, Paddington 10 June 1921 Officers' Association 14 July 1921 Medical College of St. Bartholomew's Hospital in the City of London 10 August 1921 Institution of Electrical Engineers 11 October 1921 Empire Forestry Association 11 October 1921 Empire Cotton Growing Corporation 7 November 1921 Institute of British Foundrymen 13 December 1921 Royal Liverpool Seamen's Orphan Institution 6 February 1922 Royal Scottish Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children 3 March 1922 Royal Victoria College, Montreal 3 March 1922 Over-Seas League 1 April 1922 Royal Naval Benevolent Trust (Grand Fleet and Kindred Funds) 5 May 1922 Incorporation of Architects in Scotland
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20 June 1922 St. John's Foundation School 10 August 1922 College of Estate Management 6 December 1922 Toc H (Incorporated) 6 December 1922 Girl Guides Association 29 January 1923 Institution of Royal Engineers 12 March 1923 British Institute of Florence 4 May 1923 Confederation of British Industry 4 May 1923 Wolverhampton and Staffordshire Hospital 26 June 1923 Cardiff Royal Infirmary 11 October 1923 Dover College 21 March 1924 London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine 25 June 1924 Royal Life Saving Society 25 July 1924 Girton College, Cambridge 6 February 1925 The Textile Institute 17 March 1925 British Legion 12 October 1925 London Playing Fields Society 12 October 1925 Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon 16 December 1925 Soldiers', Sailors' and Airmen's Families Association 1 February 1926 University of Reading 25 February 1926 Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford 25 February 1926 St. Hilda's College, Oxford 25 February 1926 Birkbeck College 25 February 1926 Royal Medico Psychological Association 30 April 1926 Somerville College, Oxford 1 June 1926 Royal Masonic Institution for Boys 1 June 1926 The Mothers' Union 28 June 1926 Royal Institute of International Affairs 28 June 1926 St. Hugh's College, Oxford 5 November 1926 Institute of Transport 20 November 1926 British Broadcasting Corporation 14 December 1926 National Police Fund 22 March 1928 British Association for the Advancement of Science 22 March 1928 Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia 13 July 1928 College of Nursing 14 August 1928 Royal Victoria Hospital, Dundee 20 November 1928 London Homeopathic Hospital (now the Royal London Hospital for Integrated Medicine) 20 November 1928 National Art Collection Fund 21 December 1928 Malvern College 29 January 1929 Elizabeth Garrett Anderson Hospital 1 March 1929 Howard Leopold Davis Scholarships Trust 21 March 1929 British Engineering Standards Association 10 May 1929 Indian Church Trustees
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10 May 1929 Institution of Gas Engineers 5 July 1929 Institute of Hygiene 17 December 1929 King George Hospital at Ilford
1930s 20 January 1930 Royal Society for the Relief of Indigent Gentlewomen of Scotland 28 March 1930 Institution of Mechanical Engineers 28 July 1930 King Edward VII's Hospital for Officers, Sister Agnes Founder 28 July 1930 Honourable Company of Master Mariners 28 July 1930 Oundle School 28 July 1930 East Ham Memorial Hospital 18 December 1930 Welsh National School of Medicine 29 June 1931 British Postgraduate Medical School 1 October 1931 Glasgow Fishmongers Company 7 October 1931 Australian Chemical Institute 7 October 1931 Royal Seamen's Pension Fund 11 February 1932 Universities China Committee in London 15 December 1932 National Playing Fields Association 16 March 1933 Institute of Marine Engineers 25 May 1933 London Library 26 June 1933 Westfield College, London 22 March 1934 Institution of Structural Engineers 9 November 1934 Queen Mary College 20 December 1934 City of London Maternity Hospital 21 February 1935 Cheltenham Ladies' College 6 June 1935 Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution 13 August 1935 Institution of Engineers (India) 20 December 1935 Royal Academy of Dancing 13 April 1937 Worshipful Company of Basketmakers 29 July 1937 General Infirmary at Leeds 24 February 1938 Institution of Engineers Australia 25 November 1938 Roedean School 25 May 1939 National Association of Boy's Clubs 25 July 1939 Imperial Cancer Research Fund
1940s 19 September 1940 British Council 30 May 1941 Australian Red Cross Society 26 June 1946 King's School, Canterbury 26 June 1946 Worshipful Company of Carmen 10 July 1946 Arts Council of Great Britain
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10 July 1946 Institute of Fuel 29 January 1947 Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists 10 March 1947 British Postgraduate Medical Federation 28 October 1947 Scottish National War Memorial Trustees 28 October 1947 Officers Families Fund 9 July 1948 University of Nottingham 13 September 1948 Wye College 13 September 1948 Institution of Municipal Engineers 25 October 1948 British and Foreign Bible Society 22 December 1948 Royal Aeronautical Society 22 December 1948 University College of the West Indies 4 March 1949 National Institute for the Blind 30 June 1949 University College of North Staffordshire 25 November 1949 Railway Benevolent Institution
1950s 31 March 1950 Royal Alfred Merchant Seamen's Society 25 April 1950 Women's Royal Naval Service Benevolent Trust 25 April 1950 Standards Association of Australia 9 October 1950 University College of Leicester 8 December 1950 Worshipful Company of Musicians 21 December 1950 Campbell College, Belfast 1 November 1951 Ceylon Red Cross Society 14 November 1951 Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion 24 March 1952 University of Southampton 9 April 1952 School of Pharmacy, University of London 29 April 1952 St Anne's College, Oxford 29 July 1952 Royal Masonic Institution for Girls 25 November 1952 Principal and Governors of Queen Elizabeth College 4 December 1952 Royal Air Forces Association 1 April 1953 St Antony's College, Oxford 30 April 1953 Faculty of Radiologists 20 January 1954 Australian Academy of Science 13 May 1954 University of Hull 15 July 1954 Royal Naval Association 21 December 1954 Queen Elizabeth House, Oxford 10 February 1955 University College of Rhodesia and Nyasaland 7 April 1955 Cuddesdon Theological College 7 April 1955 Seafarers Education Service 29 July 1955 Manchester College of Science and Technology 29 July 1955 Company of Farmers of the City of London 29 July 1955 Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
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28 October 1955 University of Exeter 9 October 1956 Royal Ballet 15 February 1957 St. Edmund Hall, Oxford 22 February 1957 Institution of Chemical Engineers 15 March 1957 University of Leicester 17 May 1957 City of London Solicitors' Company 23 August 1957 English-Speaking Union of the Commonwealth 19 February 1958 British Institute of Radiology 14 March 1958 Nuffield College, Oxford 21 November 1958 Institute of Municipal Treasurers and Accountants 19 December 1958 Royal Humane Society 15 June 1959 Town Planning Institute 21 December 1959 Fourah Bay College - The University College of Sierra Leone
1960s 8 April 1960 National Army Museum 3 August 1960 Churchill College, Cambridge 26 October 1960 Westcott House, Cambridge 2 August 1961 University of Sussex 24 October 1961 Royal Archaeological Institute 24 October 1961 St. Peter's College, Oxford 6 December 1961 University of Keele 21 December 1961 Chartered Institute of Loss Adjusters 26 February 1962 University of the West Indies 2 October 1962 Magistrates' Association 28 November 1962 Library Association of Australia 26 March 1963 Society of Dyers and Colourists 2 May 1963 Royal Society of St. George 30 May 1963 Association of Commonwealth Universities 29 July 1963 University of York 29 July 1963 St. Catherine's College, Oxford 29 July 1963 Animal Health Trust 27 November 1963 University of East Anglia 27 November 1963 University of Basutoland, the Bechuanaland Protectorate and Swaziland 26 March 1964 Institution of Production Engineers 23 June 1964 University of Strathclyde 23 June 1964 Liverpool Medical Institution 27 July 1964 University of Lancaster 20 November 1964 University of Kent at Canterbury 20 November 1964 University of Essex 29 January 1965 University of Warwick 26 February 1965 Science Research Council
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26 February 1965 British Psychological Society 4 May 1965 Natural Environment Research Council 3 August 1965 London Mathematical Society 29 October 1965 Social Science Research Council 31 January 1966 Heriot-Watt University 24 February 1966 Loughborough University of Technology 10 March 1966 University of Aston in Birmingham 6 April 1966 City University, London 9 June 1966 Brunel University 28 July 1966 University of Surrey 28 July 1966 Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge 20 September 1966 University of Bradford 20 September 1966 Bath University of Technology 10 February 1967 University of Salford 28 June 1967 University of Dundee 28 July 1967 Royal College of Art 23 August 1967 Australian Boy Scouts Association 10 October 1967 Institution of Radio and Electronic Engineers, Australia 13 November 1967 University of Stirling 13 November 1967 University of Wales Institute of Science and Technology 22 March 1968 Royal African Society 1969 Royal Hong Kong Police, reverted to Hong Kong Police after Transfer of sovereignty over Hong Kong 23 April 1969 The Open University 25 June 1969 Australian Academy of the Humanities for the Advancement of Scholarship in Language, Literature, History, Philosophy and the Fine Arts -July 1969 Australian Institute of Building 28 November 1969 Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge 28 November 1969 Cranfield Institute of Technology 19 December 1969 Royal College of Pathologists
1970s 4 February 1970 Jockey Club (incorporating the National Hunt Committee) 4 February 1970 University of the South Pacific 28 July 1970 New University of Ulster 30 September 1970 Institute of Physics 11 March 1971 Heythrop College 22 December 1971 Chelsea College, University of London 22 December 1971 Sports Council 22 December 1971 Scottish Sports Council 22 December 1971 Sports Council for Wales 28 June 1972 New Hall, Cambridge 23 October 1972 Royal College of General Practitioners
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24 October 1973 Anglo-German Foundation for the study of Industrial Society 16 October 1974 Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) 12 February 1975 Institute of Cost and Management Accountants 12 February 1975 Institution of Metallurgists 18 March 1975 Institute of Measurement and Control 12 November 1975 College of Law 17 March 1976 Institution of Heating and Ventilating Engineers under title of "Chartered Institution of Building Services" 19 May 1976 Design Council 19 May 1976 Society of Industrial Artists and Designers 9 June 1976 Darwin College, Cambridge 15 September 1976 Institute of Bankers in Scotland 27 October 1976 Wolfson College, Cambridge 15 November 1977 University College London 25 April 1978 Carnegie Trustees for the Universities of Scotland (new) 6 February 1979 Institute of Arbitrators 14 March 1979 Building Societies Institute 14 March 1979 Institute of Biology
1980s 13 February 1980 King's College London 19 March 1980 Royal Society of Chemistry (amalgamation between Royal Institute of Chemistry and Chemical Society) 28 July 1980 Chartered Institute of Building 18 February 1981 Wolfson College, Oxford 28 October 1981 Engineering Council 10 February 1982 Institute of Foresters 11 February 1983 University of Buckingham 22 June 1983 British Film Institute 18 May 1983 Crafts Council 20 April 1984 Fellowship of Engineering 11 April 1984 Industrial Society 25 June 1984 Institute of Housing 25 June 1984 Institution of Environmental Health Officers 31 July 1984 University of Ulster 31 July 1984 British Computer Society 12 September 1984 Clare Hall, Cambridge 30 October 1984 Robinson College, Cambridge 5 June 1986 Linacre College, Oxford 8 July 1986 London Graduate School of Business Studies 10 February 1987 Institute of Bankers 10 June 1987 University of London Institute of Education 23 March 1988 College of Ophthalmologists
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27 April 1988 Motability 7 February 1989 The Chartered Institute of Marketing 2 August 1989 Queen Mary and Westfield College 19 December 1989 Royal Commonwealth Society for the Blind 1 November 1989 Goldsmiths College, University of London
1990s 7 June 1990 The Institute of Mathematics and its Applications 26 June 1990 Royal Star and Garter Home 21 May 1991 The Henley Management College 11 February 1992 Royal College of Anaesthetists 15 July 1992 Chartered Institute of Purchasing & Supply 16 December 1993 Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council 16 December 1993 Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council 16 December 1993 Particle Physics and Astronomy Research Council 8 February 1994 Arts Council of England 8 February 1994 Scottish Arts Council 8 February 1994 Arts Council of Wales 15 March 1994 The Chartered Institute of Taxation 14 December 1994 Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management 14 December 1994 Council for the Central Laboratory of the Research Councils 11 April 1995 Mansfield College, Oxford 11 April 1995 Templeton College, Oxford 28 June 1995 The College of Optometrists 23 November 1995 Manchester College, Oxford 13 March 1996 York Borough Council 13 March 1996 Cardiff County Council (?) 26 June 1996 Sedgefield Borough Council 23 July 1996 North East Lincolnshire Borough Council 23 July 1996 Sport England 23 July 1996 UK Sport 23 July 1996 College Paediatrics and Child Health 26 June 1997 Landscape Institute 22 July 1997 Lucy Cavendish College, Cambridge 22 July 1997 Brighton and Hove Borough Council 11 February 1998 Medway Borough Council 11 February 1998 Historic Royal Palaces 22 April 1998 St Edmund's College, Cambridge 15 October 1998 North Lincolnshire Borough Council 12 October 1999 The Prince's Trust 24 November 1999 Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund
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21st century
8 February 2000 Institute of Personnel and Development 12 July 2000 The Royal Environmental Health Institute of Scotland 11 April 2001 Institution of Incorporated Engineers 11 December 2001 Chartered Institute of Wastes Management 12 February 2002 Chartered Management Institute 12 February 2002 Telford and the Wrekin Borough Council 26 June 2002 Institution of Occupational Safety and Health 12 June 2003 The Science Council 15 December 2003 Thames Valley University 11 February 2004 The Worshipful Company of Engineers 11 February 2004 The Worshipful Company of Paviors 8 May 2004 Society for the Environment 27 July 2004 The Royal Photographic Society of Great Britain 13 October 2004 Association for Science Education 22 July 2005 Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists 10 December 2007 Society for Radiological Protection 11 March 2010 Homerton College, University of Cambridge 15 May 2013 The Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom 15 May 2013 Welsh Livery Guild 17 January 2014 The Chartered Society of Forensic Sciences[3] 22 March 2018 Police Roll of Honour Trust 1 December 2018 National Citizen Service
See also
List of Canadian organizations with royal patronage Her Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council
References
1. "No. 62529" (https://www.thegazette.co.uk/London/issue/62529/supplement/329). The London Gazette (Supplement). 11 January 2019. p. 329. 2. Charity Commission. The French Protestant Church of London, registered charity no. 1070623 (https://regi ster-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search?p_p_id=uk_gov_ccew_portlet_CharitySearchPor tlet&_uk_gov_ccew_portlet_CharitySearchPortlet_priv_r_p_useSession=true&_uk_gov_ccew_portlet_Cha ritySearchPortlet_priv_r_p_mvcRenderCommandName=%2Fsearch-results&_uk_gov_ccew_portlet_Chari tySearchPortlet_keywords=1070623). 3. "List of Charters Granted" (https://privycouncil.independent.gov.uk/royal-charters/list-of-charters-granted/). Privy Council. Retrieved 23 November 2019.
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