On a cherry picker, shipyard worker Dario Pena does grinding work on the bow of a container ship before it is painted in a dry dock at the Kvaerner Philadelphia Shipyard on March 16, 2005.
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On Saturday 17th May 2018 a team made up of Past Master Bruce Cope, Liveryman David Ellis, Liveryman Andrew Last and Liveryman Robert Stone competed in the 2018 Prince Arthur Cup and won first place, for the first time ever, … read more
What a great day we had! The Barbers’ Cutter, along with a flotilla of cutters, many with grand regalia of different livery companies, escorted the Gloriana to Tower Bridge. The Tudor Pull involves a gift called a Stela (pronounced Steeler) … read more
Saturday saw the Barbers Cutter Crew competing again, this time in time trials organised by our affiliated club, the Richmond Bridge Boat Club (RBBC). The original idea was that crews would purely race against the clock, with one or maybe … read more
Group Captain Paul Cole OBE RAF and Dr Amy Kingston were welcomed into the Livery before a dinner where the Principal Guest and Speaker was Rear Admiral John Lippiett CB CBE DL.… read more
On a very cold Saturday in March the Company’s Cutter was rededicated in a short ceremony at Richmond Bridge by the Company’s Honorary Chaplain, the Reverend Katharine Rumens. The Master and Mistress joined a chilly group of Barbers, largely those … read more