A environmental cleaning membership organisation.
Saturday, January 22, 2022
The Worshipful Company of Environmental Cleaners is a progressive, modern Livery company with a vibrant membership of circa 150 members. Founded in October 1972 as the Guild of Master Cleaners, it achieved the status of a Livery Company in October 1986, becoming the 97th Livery Company in the City of London […]
This is our February Speed Read; bite-sized news for Environmental Cleaners. EventReflections of the Lord Mayor 2020 This year Sir Peter Estlin and Sir Charles Bowman will be sharing their respective reflections as the 691st and 690th Lord Mayors of London at the Gala Evening on 2nd June 2020. The Gala Evening […]
“Water, water, every where, nor any drop to drink”! Fear not, we have comedy, networking and Rhino conservation if the Wet 10 slip up! This is our January Speed Read; bite-sized news for Environmental Cleaners. EventThe Wet 10 The Water Conservators will be holding a lecture on Thursday 19th March […]
Cool off at this year’s Beer Fest What better than a glass of expertly brewed beer to get us through the heatwave? This year’s Beer Fest will take place on Thursday 18th July at the Guildhall Yard. Find out more by downloading the flyer! Find out more Brigantes […]
Welcome to the first Speed Read of 2019! It’s our way of keeping you up to date with Livery Company and City of London life, initiatives and events. event Begin the journey to achieving Freedom of the City of London Any Freeman of the Company who wishes to attain the Freedom of The City of […]
Welcome to the charity edition of the Speed Read. It’s our way of keeping you up to date with Livery Company and City of London life, initiatives and events. A thanks for your generosity! Treloar’s Trust Teloar’s Trust began when Sir William Treloar, Lord Mayor of London, set up the “Cripples Fund” in 1907 in […]
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John, who sadly died on Christmas day, was the Rector of our Chaplaincy Church, St Olave’s in Hart Street, London from 1991 to 2005. And, as such was our Honorary Chaplain for the whole of that period, being a great supporter of the Company, attending many of our functions, and, […]
Dress code and protocols Members are also reminded to refer to the Company’s Dress Code and Etiquette Document and to ensure that their guests are dressed accordingly and are aware of the protocols. These notes are for the guidance of members and particularly important for new Freemen and Liverymen or […]
General Meeting 21 September 2016 – Agenda
