Freemasons Transform Hospital Courtyard
Patients at Milton Keynes University Hospital are benefitting from the transformation of one of the hospital’s busiest courtyards thanks to the Buckinghamshire Freemasons.
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Dementia UK receives £1,500 donation from Linslade Freemasons
W.Bro Andy Cross, IPM of St Barnabas Lodge, 948, visited the offices of Dementia UK this week to hand over a cheque for more than £1,500 as part of the funds raised during his year as Master of the Lodge.
Ferdinand De Rothschild Freemasons Lodge donate £3000 to Little Princess Trust
Mark Duncan, who was Master of the Ferdinand De Rothschild Lodge, No 2420, for two years nominated The “Little Princess Trust” (LPT) as his chosen Charity.
117 attend Bletchley Freemasons Prostate Cancer awareness event
The initiative was started in 2015 by Bucks Freemasons, and has now seen several hundred men in the county tested, with some of them having follow-on checks after receiving their PSA results.
During the day 117 visitors were tested.
Freemasons and the Sikh community
More than 50 guests were invited to the Slough Masonic Centre to learn about the links between Freemasons and the Sikh community.
Freemasons support Milton Keynes school to purchase state of the art new digital piano
Milton Keynes school receives new digital piano
Buckinghamshire Provincial Grand Lodge – Studley Green Community Centre new cloakroom facilities
Studley Green Community Centre new cloakroom facilities Built in 1966, the Studley Green Community Centre (SGCC), on the outskirts of Stokenchurch, plays…
Bucks Masonic Clay Pigeon Shooting Association | Provincial Grand Lodge of Buckinghamshire
The Buckinghamshire Masonic Clay Pigeon Shooting Association (CPSA), had a team of nine shooters attending the 12th National Masonic Clay Pigeon Shooting Championships held recently at Wedgnock Clay Shooting Ground, and hosted by The Province of Warwickshire.
Grand Union Lodge, 9641, present a cheque for £1,000 to Medical Detection Dogs
Members of Buckinghamshire Freemasons were at Stowe School recently where an event to promote the work carried out by the Medical Detection Dogs team was held.
Medical Detection Dogs, (based in Great Horwood), trains dogs to detect the odour of human disease. It is at the forefront of the research into the fight against cancer and helping people with life-threatening diseases.
Teddies help youngsters face time in hospice
Tom Davies, a member of Planet Lodge of Freemasons, has been a great champion of the Helen and Douglas House Hospice and has donated £,2000 to the charity that he raised from the sale of second-hand masonic regalia to Freemasons in Bucks.