Last Night’s 151 Curry Evening
Last night, 46 Marketors and their guests, with a similar number from 151 Regiment The Royal Logistics Corps, met in the Officers’ Mess of Regent’s Park Barracks for the annual ‘Curry Night.’ Hosted by t
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Last night, 46 Marketors and their guests, with a similar number from 151 Regiment The Royal Logistics Corps, met in the Officers’ Mess of Regent’s Park Barracks for the annual ‘Curry Night.’ Hosted by t
The HMS St Albans returned to Portsmouth on Tuesday 28th March and docked there before and during the Easter holiday period.
On Saturday 6th May, the Worshipful Company of Marketors have been invited to enjoy a tutored beer tasting and tour of the UK’s largest craft beer brewery.
One of the things I’ve enjoyed most throughout my working life has been the opportunity to enter, however briefly, other people’s worlds.
Actively encouraging new members into the Livery is one of our four Aims and we look to our current Freemen and Liverymen to identify suitably qualified contacts – people whom you believe have the potential to become the
Keith Weed, Liveryman of The Worshipful Company of Marketors and global marketing chief of Unilever has been listed as one of Campaign’s Power 100 for 2016.
My Master’s trip this year will be a long weekend in the walled city of York, one of the finest cities in the UK and home to the famous Minster, the National Railway Museum and a host of other attractions.
It’s now about a month since the Installation Dinner and I am gradually getting used to being called Master rather than looking over my shoulder expecting to see where the Master is who is being addressed!
This is my last blog as Master of the Worshipful Company of Marketors.
And now for the second half of the Year in Pictures: