Future Events
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Treloar’s is a charity that provides outstanding education, therapy and care to physically disabled young people and empowers them to live more independent and fulfilling lives. Treloar’s was started in 1907 by the then Lord Mayor of the City of London, Sir William Treloar. It runs a school and college in Alton, Hampshire.
Treloar’s has continued to have very strong links with the City of London and the Livery companies. The Worshipful Company of Tax Advisers has regularly supported Treloar’s and last year additionally sponsored a hoist which is used for essential tasks such as transferring a pupil from bed to wheelchair at the start of the day.
Each year Treloar’s organises a charity Gala Dinner at Mansion House in order to raise funds. We have provisionally booked one table of 10. If you would like to join us, then please send an email to [email protected]. Places are limited so please reply by 14 February if you wish to come.
Please click on the link below for more information:

Follow our knowledgeable volunteer tour guide on a journey of discovery around the galleries. Explore some of the most famous objects on display at the British Museum.
This is a highlights tour of the British Museum, including iconic objects such as the Rosetta Stone, Lewis Chessmen and Parthenon Sculptures.
Please click on the hyperlink for further information and how to book. British Museum Guided Tour Flyer

The “Lord Mayor’s Big Curry Lunch” raises money each year for the care of His Majesty’s Armed Forces’ veterans and their families, distributed through the Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity, the Army Benevolent Fund, and the Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund.
This year, the event will be held on Thursday 10th April, hosted by the Lord Mayor at the Guildhall, and attended by a Royal Guest of Honour, as well as over 1,650 leaders and decision makers from across the City and beyond.
The “Lord Mayor’s Big Curry Lunch” is always extremely popular, so please do book early if you wish to secure a place (it will sell out!). There are various ‘start times’ – the Company will be looking to congregate for the 12:30pm sitting.
For further information, to book your tickets (specifying 12:30pm, as you wish), and to add your name to the ‘congregation’, please use the link below:
Join us on 1 May 2025 for a virtual tour of London’s spies and spymasters. This promises to be a fascinating tour, based around St James’s and Mayfair which were at the heart of London’s murky world of espionage.
The beauty of a virtual walk is that there is no concern about the weather, or the distance that we have to walk. Simply log onto the Zoom link which will be provided nearer the time, grab a drink and enjoy the tour.
For further information and details of how to book please refer to the following link: Virtual Walk – Spies and Spymasters of London Flyer

Our annual Civic and Charities’ Luncheon celebrates the Company’s close ties with the City of London and its civic institutions, and with those charities we support on an enduring and impactful basis.
Every twenty years or so we try to hold our annual Civic and Charities Luncheon at Tallow Chandlers’ Hall. And so it will be, in June.
After a full-house at the Budget Banquet earlier this month, we are looking forward to another excellent event in the Summer – drinks in the Courtyard, bathed in sunshine (or the Parlour if inclement), followed by luncheon in the elegant Livery Hall, and an address from Sheriff David Chalk. We shall also be presenting donations to several organisations supported by the Tax Advisers’ Charitable Trust.
For further information, and how to book, please click on the following link: Civic and Charities’ Luncheon Flyer
A long-established charity event, celebrating a Freeman’s ancient “right” to bring sheep to market over the Thames, toll free; all in aid of raising funds for The Woolmen Charity and The Lord Mayor’s Appeal.
More details to follow.
David Collison will be speaking about CGT with a talk entitled “The Origin of the CGT Exemption for the Home”. David is the author of a dozen books on taxation, including eleven editions of Tiley & Collison: UK Tax Guide. As well as running a consultancy practice, David has been Vice-President of Euro-Audit and Chairman of the Education Committee of CIOT.
A flyer with further details will follow shortly.
A History of Tax event has been booked with our guest speaker, Dr Maria Kendrick, for Tuesday, 3rd February 2026, so please add this date to your diaries.
More details to follow.