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We are delighted to welcoming the following who have recently been clothed as Liverymen.
Honorary Liveryman The Reverend Prebendery Jeremy Crossley
Jeremy was made an honorary Liveryman in December 2024 in recognition of his many years of service as Rector of St. Margaret Lothbury.
Richard Beresford Clothed in December 2024
Richard was brought up in Australia and gained a Bachelor of Business from the university of SA. Richard has worked his way up through a variety of organisations in Australia, the UK and Europe.
Since 2014 he has been CEO of the National Federation of Builders where he leads on formulation of the long-term strategic direction and delivery of the annual business plan.
Richard now lives in London. He enjoys sport (participation and watching) theatre and travel history.
Liveryman Tony Higson Clothed in December 2024
Tony was born in Sheffield and now lives in nearby Todwick with his wife, Sally. They have two daughters. Tony had a long association with the British Army. Originally in the Royal Signals, then Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (REME) as a reservist SNCO and then a commissioned officer. After leaving the army, Tony moved into sales and marketing within the construction industry. He was Commercial Director of ACS Stainless Steel Fixings Ltd and, since 2007, has been Managing Director of Grayson (GB) Ltd. Grayson are the UK's leading supplier of brickwork sundries and specialist masonry components. When he's not working, Tony likes to spend time with his family and is learning to play golf.
Dean Degun, a construction industry veteran with decades of experience, embarked on his journey as a Wates bricklaying apprentice in 1976, rising to the role of Contracts Manager. Dean's pride lies in project contributions and nurturing talent. Beyond work, he's an avid golfer, supporting charities like Saint Francis Hospice and Christians Against Poverty. He offers care to the bereaved and those in need of a compassionate ear.
Paul, a Cheshire native, is the Managing Director of a thriving bricklaying contracting firm he founded in 2002. With over four decades of experience, his company specializes in partnering with national housebuilders. Paul is a dedicated family man and enjoys golf, walking, and is an active member of the Freemasons.
David was born in Sydney, Australia. He has been associated with the tile industry for over thirty years, working for manufacturers as well as owning and operating a tile retail business. He is currently Managing Director of Building Adhesives Ltd (BAL) and ARDEX UK. David now lives in Cheshire with his wife Joanne. In his spare time David is interested in the conservation projects, biodiversity and is a keen ornithologist.
David was born in Kent but went to school in Harwich. Having passed various exams with the Institute of Statisticians, David went on to join the Civil Service rising to be Head of PFI in the UK Government’s Funding Agency for Schools. David lives with his wife, Doreen, in London. David has three children. His hobbies include overseas development work, rugby, cricket and researching family history.
Kieran is company director of Asgard Home Improvements Ltd having worked his way up from labourer to self-employed multi-trade builder to company director. Kieran comes from Loughton in Essex where he still lives with Louise, his partner. Kieran has five children. When not working Kieran enjoys scuba diving, travel, historical reading and research. He is a member of the Guildable Manor.
Brendan McMillan grew up in London and went to Colfes School, He went on to gain a BA at the University of Gloucester.Brendan works in property development and investment. He is currently Head of Estimates at Trademark Group. The Tylers and Bricklayers are a family affair for Brendan with his father being a Liveryman and his brother, Myles, a Freeman.Brendan still lives in South London. His great hobby is rugby which he plays regularly.
Myles was introduced by his father, Terry who is a Liveryman. Myles has a degree in Business Management and Finance, and with a background in property development, begun his career in residential lettings and strategic land, before joining the family business and dealing all aspects of property at The Trademark Group. Myles lives in Kent. He is an active sportsman with a particular interest in rugby, boxing, football and clay pigeon shooting. He is also a trustee for the McMillan Family Trust and a Juror for the Court Leet of Southwark.
Debby was born in Taplow, Buckinghamshire and went to school in Weston Super Mare. She studied marketing at university and gained an MBA from the University of Hull in 2008. Following a career in marketing, including 15 years as Marketing Director with CorpCom Marketing and Events, Debbie set up Burman Consultancy in 2010 and is currently Clerk to the Trustees and Director of the Joseph Rank Benevolent Fund. Having lived for many years in East Yorkshire, Debby and her husband Paul have relocated to West Hampstead. Debby enjoys choral singing and history.
Simon is an expert in training, learning and development of students of all ages, specialising in roof slating and tiling courses and accredited vocational qualifications. A regional and national Skill Build judge and IFD mentor, Simon's also a World Skills UK judge and the Roofing Competitions Manager. He lives with his partner Julie in Bradford. Simon has two children and enjoys fell walking.
David Hulin was born and bred in Liverpool. He studied business studies at Liverpool College of Commerce. He has more than 40 years' experience as a director of a variety of different companies and was trading director of an international commodity trading company for 14 years. Since retiring, David has become an investor and director of a warehousing business and also manages an investment property portfolio. His hobbies include golf, swimming and walking. He is currently involved in fundraising for The Country Trust. David now lives in Ingatestone, Essex with his wife, June. They have two daughters and 4 grandchildren.
