31 January 2012
Lord Mayor to host Archbishops’ Dinner
7pm on Thursday 9 February 2012 at Mansion House, Walbrook,
London, EC4
The Lord Mayor of the City of London, Alderman David Wootton
will host the annual Dinner to the Archbishops at the Mansion House
on Thursday 9 February 2012.
The speakers at the Dinner will include:
- The Rt. Hon The Lord Mayor of the City of London – Alderman
David Wootton
- The Archbishop of Canterbury – Rowan Williams
- The Archbishop of York – Dr John Sentamu
The following opportunities will also be
available:
- Group photograph in Drawing Room (stills only) 7.30pm
- Procession through Salon into Dinner 7.40pm
(approximately)
- Speeches after dinner in Egyptian Hall 9.25pm
(approximately)
To apply, please contact
concepta.cassar@cityoflondon.gov.uk
for accreditation. Your email should include the following:
name of accredited individual,
organisation, and a contact
number.
Security passes for accredited media will be given to the media
when they arrive at the Mansion House and do not need to be
collected in advance.
At the dinner:
Photographers and reporters attending the event are asked to
arrive at the Mansion House between 6.30pm and 7pm and should enter
via the Security Lodge (facing Bank Junction), where they will be
given their security passes.
Ends
Notes to editors
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Email
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