• Air Training Corps 282 Squadron

    The Plaisterers became involved with Air Cadet Squadron (282) in 2011. The Air Cadets get the opportunity to participate in a range of activities including visiting RAF stations, learning to fly and even parachute, participate in the Duke of Edinburgh Awards, play in the Cadet band and participate in outward-bound courses and pursuits and much, much more.

  • Plaisterers' Training Awards

    The Plaisterers’ Training Awards recognise the highest standards of achievement in training and education within the UK plastering trade. Since their introduction in 2001 the Awards have grown significantly in content and importance. The Awards recognise crucial aspects of training, education and 
life-long learning that has now become a priority focus within 
the British construction industry.

  • Plaisterers' first heritage plastering student completes training

    The Plaisterers’ Company works in partnership with the Prince’s Foundation to support students on the Foundation’s Building Craft Programme. This has been made possible through the Plaisterers’ Charity using a legacy from Past Master Paddy Wettern, a gift from the Spurling Family (to mark their 200-year association with the Company), and the John N Robinson Bursary, and other donations from Liverymen. The first recipient is Esme Walker (see picture), a 27-year old plasterer from Skelmersdale in Lancashire.

The Master Plaisterer’s Charity 2019-2020

Each year the Master nominates their preferred charity and it becomes a focal point for fund raising throughout their year in office. Master Alison Gowman’s nominated charity for 2019-2020 is the Museum of London. The Plaisterers are delighted to support the Museum in their work with schools and, in particular, the  Special Educational Needs and Disabilities Programme.  This sector-leading programme offers free, tailored workshops to schools, making London’s history accessible to children facing a wide range of challenges, ensuring that no one is excluded.

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1501

Plaisterers received its first charter, granted by Henry VII

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The Worshipful Company of Plaisterers was originally formed as a trade guild of the City of London to regulate the quality of plastering in the City and to safeguard the welfare and interests of plasterers.

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