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Many congratulations to Assistant Bill Morris who has been awarded his second Emmy, the latest one being for Technical Supervisor Super-Bowl 58 in Las Vegas, and the first was for his role as Technical Supervisor for Super-Bowl 50 in Atlanta. “At an informal dinner in New York City, I was

The Master Christopher Scott and Liveryman Derek Edwards spent a day with Liveryman Stuart Mortimer learning wood twist work. Master in Turning Stuart is a world expert in these techniques. Three Company members celebrating ancient heritage crafts together.

Dennis Wake, the recipient of the company bursary award, has been named the Hartlepool Community Business of the Year for 2024. This recognition honours his efforts in supporting drug, alcohol, and mental health recovery in the Hartlepool area. Over the past few years, Dennis has utilised woodturning workshops as a

The Master, Christopher Scott, hands over a lathe donated by the Company to Stuart Whitney of Workbridge, a Northampton charity that does great work in delivering vocational education for those with mental illness, autism or brain injuries. The lathe is specially adaptable for those with accessibility needs.

In a delightful blend of history, engineering marvels, and London nostalgia, the Worshipful Company of Turners embarked on a fascinating visit to Mail Rail at Mount Pleasant—a hidden gem in London’s transport history. This unique underground postal train, once a vital artery of the Royal Mail system, offered the Turners

Court Assistants Mark Kermack and Richard Lucas participated, representing the Turners Company in the annual Inter-Livery Real Tennis Tournament at the Queens Club, London against 23 teams from across the Livery. Winning 11/20 games the team lost to the eventual finalists. Real Tennis is a sport with a 900 year