London and the Leathersellers in 1665 March 8, 2024 In 1665 London was a compact but densely populated city of around 400,000 people – and a lot of rats. Read Article
The Story of our Almshouses The story of Leathersellers’ Close begins in 1543 and is tied up inextricably with the move into the second Leathersellersâ… Read Article
The Seventh Hall Leathersellers’ Hall is the seventh since the Leathersellers’ Company was incorporated by royal charter in 1444. Read Article
Hope and Vision How the friendship between an offender and his sentencing judge offers a model for the rehabilitation of those struggling wit… Read Article
Leeds Baby Bank March 7, 2024 The increasing need for charities like Leeds Baby Bank demonstrates Britain’s compounding problem of inequality. Read Article
Woodlands Tannery At a trailblazing micro-tannery in Fife, a dynamic duo is reviving the lost art of traditional Scottish tanning. Read Article
Misha Patel – Turning the Tide Oxford PhD student and Leathersellers’ Scholar Misha Patel heralds a new generation of engineers coming of age at the dawn … Read Article
Leathersellers’ Mentor Programme Q&A with Liveryman Harriet Stewart with insights from Ayomikun Bolaji, recipient of a Leathersellers’ Foundation student gr… Read Article
Dream Maker In her sleep, Frances Pinnock finds inspiration for her figurative leather sculptures. Read Article
Leathersellers’ Scholarships at Colfe’s School Celebrating the long-term success of the Leathersellers’ Scholarships at Colfe’s School. Read Article
