We are a City of London Livery Company with membership open to British and Commonwealth Master Mariners from the Merchant and Royal Navies.

Formed in 1926 our aims are:

  • to encourage and maintain a high and honourable standard of ability and professional conduct in the officers of the British Merchant Navy
  • to promote and maintain in all respects efficient and friendly co-operation between the Merchant Navy and the Royal Navy
  • to be available for advice and consultation on all questions concerning or affecting the Merchant Navy, or judicial, commercial, scientific, educational or technical matters relating thereto.

As a City of London Livery Company we have three main interests:

  • Professional Standards
  • Education & Training
  • Charitable Giving

Patron
Her Majesty The Queen

Admiral of the Company
HRH The Duke of Edinburgh

Master
Captain APM Davis

Senior Warden
Captain M Parrott

Immediate Past Master
Captain EM Scott

Clerk to the Company
Commander RWW Craig

Incorporated by Royal Charter, we are a City of London Livery Company with membership open to British and Commonwealth Master Mariners from the Merchant and Royal Navies.

 

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Honourable Company prize for the best Nautical Studies student

Tuesday, 06 May 2008

  HCMM prize for the best Nautical Studies student presented to .....James Thompson.This prize is not awarded annually and only goes to those students who has shown exceptional aptitude and...
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