The Worshipful Company of Plumbers golf day at New Zealand GC is here! Today! Been a long wait since 2019! We welcome all our players and guests. Thank you to the team at New Zealand for all your preparation. Have a great day of golf, fun, sun and friendship #grateful #thankful #mindful

The Worshipful Company of Plumbers golf day at the beautiful New Zealand GC - sun, fun and great friendship and fellowship #mindful #grateful #thankful

Thank you Walton Heath Golf Club from we Plumbers for a splendid day on Friday when you hosted the Inter-Livery Prince Arthur Cup. The welcome was warm, the courses challenging and the lunch was as I remember it - very tasty! We missed you over the last 2 years! Looking forward to 2022

One of the highlights of our golfing year is our Autumn Meeting on Thursday Wildernesse Club - a privilege to play this outstanding course and enjoy the splendid catering and facilities #coverphoto

It is Thursday - Plumbers Golf Society are at the wonderful ⁦Wildernesse Club⁩ #funwithchums

It’s the The Worshipful Company of Plumbers #SummerFestival at #SaltersHall It’s so much fun to see everyone after so long, real fellowship 👍 The Salters' Company #CityofLondon #CityLivery The Worshipful Company of Coopers Worshipful Upholders City and Livery Paul Nash David Ellis David Hannam Erica Stary

Tim Knox the Director of the Royal Collection addresses the The Worshipful Company of Plumbers #SummerFestival At The Salters' Company Hall #CityofLondon David Hannam Paul Nash @_SueNash_ Erica Stary #Livery #CityLivery

Giveaway!🚨 This week at the #RyderCup, there are more Titleist golf balls in play than all other brands combined. 👊 And to celebrate, we're giving you a chance to win a year's supply of your favourite Titleist balls. Just retweet to enter. UK & Ireland only.

It’s our 36th Annual Lecture The Royal Plumbers & Early Water Engineering by Master Dr Peter Rumley Introduction by Richard Soper former CEO Worcester Bosch Professional

trip down memory lane

Don't forget the clocks go back tonight!

Word of the day (again) is ‘catchfart’ (17th century): a follower of the political wind; one whose actions are guided entirely by the whims and desires of their boss.

Nothing — not even the Taliban — stops the kite-flyers of Kabul.

Lord Mayor's Show returns to London streets after lockdown bbc.co.uk/news/uk-englan…

Phrase of the day, from the 16th century, is ‘give someone the bauble’: to play them for a sucker or fool.

This is how the New Horizons probe observed the surface of Pluto during its approach to the dwarf planet, undoubtedly one of the most important events in the space race.

Word of (every) Christmas Day is ‘confelicity’: joy in the happiness of others.

Wow. The size of Tonga’s volcanic explosion compared to Europe.

Today is the 700th anniversary of the Armourers & Brasiers' Company. The first legal reference to a group of Armourers organising their trade in the City of London is dated 25th January 1322. 700 years supporting education, research and innovation in metals and materials 1/3