Having recovered from the exertions of the Pancake Race
earlier in the week (see Blog No 90) it was time to get back to some hard work
in the form of the Masters Committee. As previously mentioned, this Committee
is an essential part of the machinery that runs the Worshipful Company of Water
Conservators and does much to aid its effective operation. Meeting as we do in
the Guildhall allows a very close liaison with the Corporation to ensure we
remain fully engaged with one of our key stakeholders.
There is much to discuss and apart from the usual matters
such as membership (showing some very positive increases) and finance (a
constant juggling act), the forthcoming week of events to celebrate World Water
Day took up a lot of time. I am indebted to the Fleet Warden and the PR Manager
in particular for all their work in bring these events together. Full details
of the week can be found on the Companys website; it will be an exciting few
days.
We also spent time planning the Election Court Lunch on 11
April and I was delighted to note that we have in excess of 110 guests attending.
In fact, due to the clamour for tickets we have had to change to a larger venue
and so we will now be aboard HQS Wellington (not Wax Chandlers’) to accommodate
us all. A nice problem to have.
There were plenty of other issues to discuss and I was once
again very impressed by the levels of team work and enthusiasm displayed. Thank
you all for your support of the Company and I look forward to its continued
success.
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