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Coachlines - February 2021
21.02.21 The Clerk
Coachmakers’ Fundraising Thermometer
We are pleased to report that we have raised a further £346 since our last report, bringing February’s total in support of the Coachmakers’ Charitable Trust to £642. This means the total so far for the Livery Year stands at […]
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21.02.21 Liveryman Dave Connor
The usual, Sir?
Is there anything more splendid than a proper English pub? Yes: a proper English pub in the environs of the City of London. To remind us just how splendid, on the evening of Thursday 4th February, Coachmakers and guests enjoyed […]
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21.02.21 Liveryman Paul Kennerley
From our overseas correspondent: Hawkes Bay, New Zealand
Liveryman Paul Kennerley provides a taste of the history of his local area of Hawkes Bay, New Zealand – the only Coachmaker in the country and indeed perhaps the Southern Hemisphere. Every year Paul organises a NZ Livery members’ dinner […]
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01.02.21 The Master Sarah Jane Adams-Diffey
Master’s message February 2021
The Master brings you her message for February, with news of the recent Award to Industry presentation, as well as events to look forward to during 2021, including the annual automotive event in March. LEVC has produced an article about […]
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01.02.21 The Clerk
Clerk’s Notes – February 2021
On 1st February 1963, Admiralty Fleet Order 152/62 was issued in which it said: “Their Lordships consider the time appropriate for the Royal Navy to discontinue the use of the traditional but now unsuitable term “Asdic” (Allied Submarine Detection Investigation […]
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01.02.21 Liveryman Rory Kidger
Join us on LinkedIn to help achieve our goals
If there is one area that the pandemic has accelerated more than most, it is digital transformation. We have all experienced seismic shifts where entire businesses have shifted to remote working whilst social interactions are maintained through the use of […]
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01.02.21 Rt Hon The Lord Mayor
Bulletin from the Rt. Hon. the Lord Mayor
On 28th January 2021, the Rt. Hon. the Lord Mayor issued this message: Fellow Liverymen I hope that as we enter 2021 you all remain safe and well after a break over Christmas. As January draws to a close the […]
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01.02.21 The Clerk
Coachmakers’ Fundraising Thermometer
We are pleased to report that this month we have raised an additional £296.00 in support of the Coachmakers’ Charitable Trust, which means the total for the Livery Year stands at £5,499.80.
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01.02.21 Assistant Mark Broadbent
Four wheels on my wagon
In our latest visit behind the scenes at Fenix Carriages, Assistant Mark Broadbent shows just how many craft skills are involved in the refurbishment of a carriage.
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01.02.21 Honorary Assistant Lesley Upham, Editor Coachlines
Coachmakers’ Communication Survey
Liverymen, please have your say in our survey. It’s good to stay in touch. Your feedback is important to us. We would like to hear what you think of the Livery newsletter, Coachlines, our Livery Committee’s online events, and welcome […]
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01.02.21 Liveryman Christopher Broadbent-Combe
Liverymen lift the bonnet on Ivan Dutton’s workshop
In the latest instalment of the ‘60 minutes with’ series, Liverymen and guests were treated to a virtual tour of the world famous Ivan Dutton Bugatti Workshop. We joined Liveryman Tim Dutton (Ivan’s son), and Liveryman and Master’s Consort Simon […]
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01.02.21 Bill Haycocks
Chummy ships
Assistant Richard Haycocks shares a hair-raising story from his grandfather, submariner George Frederick (known as Bill) Haycocks. During his time on submarine G4, whose mother ship was HMS TITANIA commanded by Max Horton, Bill was awarded the DSM. A few […]
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