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The Printing Charity will host its 197th Annual Luncheon later this year, with a keynote speech from its 2026 honorary president, Baroness Floella Benjamin

Tickets are now on sale for the Printing Charity’s 197th Annual Luncheon, which will mark the start of the charity’s 200th year.
This year the Luncheon will take place on Thursday 19th November at Plaisterers ’ Hall, starting with a drinks reception at midday, with the event set to conclude by around 3:30pm.
The Luncheon will be held at Plaisterers’ Hall in central London for the second year in a row, with the larger venue enabling more people in the sector to attend the event.
The event will involve a keynote speech from the charity’s 2026 honorary president: actress, author, businesswoman, and politician Baroness Floella Benjamin.
Neil Lovell, chief executive officer of the Printing Charity, says: “Marking as it does the start of the Printing Charity’s 200th year, the Luncheon this year is set to be even more special than usual.
“We are also very much looking forward to hearing from our fantastic keynote speaker, Baroness Benjamin, whose passion for the power of print to change lives is well documented. The Printing Charity is here for everyone in the sector we are proud to support, and our decision to once again host the event in a venue with significant capacity reflects that.”
Tickets for the event will include a drinks reception with canapes, a three -course meal with wine, and coffee and petit fours.
Those wishing to attend or to find out more information about the event have been encouraged to visit the Printing Charity website, or to contact director of marketing and engagement, Liz Ross Martyn, at liz@theprintingcharity.org.uk.