Fishmongers' Company

The Company has intrinsic links with the fish industry dating back over 700 years. During this period it has been actively involved in establishing and maintaining industry standards and in educational work.

Bridge House Estates Trust Fund

The Corporation of London administers this trust fund to undertake the maintenance of the four bridges which cross the Thames into the City. Over the centuries the fund has grown as rents and bequests have accrued, which enables it to provide vital charitable help. The Bridge House Estates Trust Fund makes grants in excess of £16million a year for charitable projects benefiting the inhabitants of Greater London.

Sea Fish Industry Authority

This is a leading body for the development of operational standards, vocational qualifications and training for the sea fish industry.

Sir John Cass Foundation

Sir John Cass's Foundation has supported education in London for over 250 years. Now a major educational charity, it takes its name from its founder, Sir John Cass. He was born in the City of London in 1661 and became both an Alderman and Sherrif. He was also MP for the City and knighted in 1713.

London Fish Merchant's Association

There are 55 merchants based at the market. The benefits of establishing the School at the Market are obvious - it will create a means of publicising the Market, the fish industry and increase a greater demand for consuming fish and fish products.

Corporation of London

The Corporation is keen to see the School developed at Billingsgate Market as an educational resource for the industry and to keep the Market at the forefront of the industry.