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The fourteenth National Service Day took place at the National Memorial Arboretum, Alrewas, on Sunday 26th June 2016. With a large audience and many invited guests and participants, this event was splendidly organised by Gerald Rose, who is the Chairman of the National Service Veterans Foundation. W Bro Gerald is also a Past Master of Sutton Pilgrims Lodge, where he has been a member for over 50 years.
Pictured from left to right, are: Mark Dimelow, Gerry Lipson and Bob Povall. The season closed on a memorable evening for the members of Lodge of Israel…
A sunny day with temperatures in the low 20’s greeted families and guests of residents at Queen Elizabeth’s Court Annual “Open…
Saturday 1st of October 2016, has been confirmed for the next Mentoring meeting, which will be held at Clifton Road Masonic Hall, Birkenhead, CH41 2SF commencing at 9:30am
A packed Barrow-in-Furness Masonic Hall was the venue for the installation meeting of Piel Castle Lodge No 6099. Installing master Drew Hazlett welcomed…
Edinburgh Zoo Sleep Out The Provincial Grand Lodge of Edinburgh is supporting the Lord and Lady Provost’s Sleep Out at Edinburgh Zoo in support of local…
Following a charitable donation from the Provincial Grand Lodge of Edinburgh, Pamela Clark reports on how the money was spent.
Saturday 25th June 2016 saw hundreds of brethren from all over the Province and beyond, flock to the Lancastrian Suite in Dunston to attend the annual spectacle that is the Annual Meeting of Provincial Grand Lodge. This showcase event is for many the highlight of the masonic calendar and is always thoroughly enjoyed by those who attend.
Headway Birmingham & Solihull is a local charity that the Province of Warwickshire has supported for several years. Headway is a brain injury association, acknowledged to be the leading national brain injury charity. The Birmingham & Solihull branch (formerly known as Headway West Midlands) is a relatively small, but growing voluntary organisation with ambitious plans for future expansion of its services. It is a registered charity, fully qualified to receive our support.
Cheshire Freemasons Charity has donated £2700 to local charity “Stockport Without Abuse” who’s main aims are Prevention of domestic abuse