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Being a member of the Worshipful Company of Butchers offers a range of special opportunities for fellowship and networking.

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Not only does the Company organise large scale events, such as the Master's Charity Banquet but throughout the year a number of other events big and small are organised. From a private tour of St Paul's Cathedral, wine tastings, a lavish dinner at Warwick Castle, festive carol services and a day at the races.

The Court of the Worshipful Company of Butchers meets monthly in order to discuss the management of our Livery company. After business is attended to, everyone can look forward to a wonderful lunch as Liverymen and their guests join the Master and Court for an afternoon of great food, wine and company.

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It's the focal point each month and a time when people from all types of businesses and backgrounds come together. A butcher, manufacturer, lawyer, CEO or publisher, you never know who you will meet.

The ceremony and traditions that go with a Court Lunch make it all the more special. Dignitaries and special guests are regularly invited by the WCB to create what is a monthly date not to be missed.

Speakers invited to Court Lunches can come from many backgrounds. Previous speakers have included:

Broadcaster and journalist, Martin Bell
Ian Wright CBE, chief executive of the Food & Drink Federation
Loyd Grossman CBE, chef and broadcaster
Penny Marshall, ITV News social affairs editor
Charles Dunstone, chairman of TalkTalk

6 September 2019WCB September Court Lunch 2019

Butchers' Hall
12.30pm - 3.30pm

Our first Court lunch when the Hall reopens after 4 years and 9 months of being closed, will also be Master Graham Baker’s final event before the Common Hall elections on Thursday 12 September.

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12 September 2019Common Hall 2019

Butchers' Hall
10.50am – 3.30pm

Butchers’ Liverymen are summonsed to attend Common Hall on Thursday the 12th day of September 2019, when the Master, Wardens and Assistants of the Court are elected for the Livery year 2019/20.

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