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THE FIREBIRDS MCA

Past Mistresses and Consorts 2015/16

of City Livery Companies

Welcome to the official home of The Firebirds, where you will find information of our past and future events and activities. Membership is open to Mistresses and Consorts of City Livery Companies during the tenure of Lord Mountevans as Lord Mayor of the City of London.

 

Our aim is to continue the fellowship experienced during our term and to support the City of London and its Lord Mayor.

And if you want the memory jog from that invaluable guide of names, faces and livery companies, click here to download the Phoenix and Firebirds special edition,

Click here for the current Picture Book.

Forthcoming Events

Biennial Lunch 2024

Tuesday, 24 September 2024

7 Bleeding Heart Yard, Greville St, London EC1N 8SJ

Lunch at the Bleeding Heart

Christmas Tea 2024

Thursday, 28 November 2024

2:30 pm

The Dilly Hotel - 21 Piccadilly

The legendary Firebirds afternoon tea, but in a new venue

AGM 2025

Monday, 3 March 2025

11:30 am

To be confirmed

Hold the date - provisional date for the 2025 AGM

The Flame

Three times a year, the collective literary talents of the Firebirds, under the watchful eye of editor-in-chief Erika Gloyn, combine to create an educational and engaging masterpiece

Issue 23 - Summer 2024

Leighton House, Belfast visit and the tradition of afternoon tea

Recent Past Events

Phoenix visit - Blenheim Palace

1 July 2024

A Phoenix Masters' excursion to Blenheim Palace

Visit to Leighton House

3 May 2024

Visit to the recently restored home of Lord Leighton followed by lunch in a local hostelry

AGM 2024

4 March 2024

The 2024 AGM was held at Cutlers' Hall, with lunch being the most critical agenda item.

Postal Museum 2023

20 April 2023

On Thursday 20th April the Firebirds headed for Phoenix Place (very apt!) to the Postal Museum.

Biennial Lunch

20 September 2022

Over 50 Firebirds and partners enjoyed a convivial Biennial lunch on board The Royalty boat whilst being treated to views from the Thames

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