Provincial Grand Master Live on BBC Radio Nottingham — Stop the Bleed
Provincial Grand Master Julian Patrick Townsend spoke live on BBC Radio Nottingham about the Nottinghamshire Freemasons’ Stop the Bleed campaign.
Freemasonry in Nottinghamshire
East Midlands Chapter of the Widows Sons Masonic Bikers Association Distribute Funds to Local Charities
The East Midland Chapter has recently been distributing money that was raised at our annual National Rally. This is a weekend hosted by a different Chapter each year. It was our honour to co-host with the West Midlands Chapter last July. The Rally is a weekend event where members from across the UK, and even from abroad get together and party. In total this event raised £18,000. East Midlands are distributing half and West Midlands the other half.
Older carers in crisis will be helped with a £52,000 grant thanks to Nottinghamshire Freemasons
A hundred older carers who look after people with learning disabilities will be given help and support, thanks to a grant of £52,000 to the Reach…
Nottinghamshire Freemasons Festival raises over £2.6 million for charity
Pro Grand Master Peter Lowndes was the guest of honor at the conclusion of the Nottinghamshire 2018 Festival, which raised over £2.6 million for…
Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice has received £3,357 from Mansfield Freemasons
Bluebell Wood supports around 250 children and young adults with life-threatening conditions each year. Its wide-ranging services include end of life treatment and care, music therapy, counselling, sibling support groups, home visits and much more. It costs more than £4 million for Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice to keep its doors open each year and 90 per cent of this needs to be raised through community and corporate fundraising. Visit www.bluebellwood.org to make a donation or to find ideas for helping Bluebell Wood make more memories for the children it cares for.
Whom Have You There? Biographies of the men behind the Portraits Provincial Grand Lodge of Nottinghamshire
The biographies reflect the changing socio-economic status of these men from wealthy land owning members of the nobility to middle class business men and professionals. It is set in a period of immense change in Freemasonry with the expansion of Lodges and growth in membership.