Freemasons Fund raising poppadum fest in aid of Blind Veterans UK – 2nd August at 7 p.m
Another great fund raising poppadum fest organised by the irrepressible Clive Jones and Oruna Cuisine.
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Another great fund raising poppadum fest organised by the irrepressible Clive Jones and Oruna Cuisine.
Studley Green Community Centre new cloakroom facilities Built in 1966, the Studley Green Community Centre (SGCC), on the outskirts of Stokenchurch, plays…
Over 160 Scottish Freemasons in Edinburgh and beyond have been participating in the Cold Water Challenge and to-date have raised over £3400 for over…
Saturday 18th June turned out to be a great day for the Masonic charity cycle challenge. Fourteen brethren representing a variety of Lodges from around the Province cycled 100 miles from Long Eaton Masonic Hall to the seaside town of Skegness.
The South East Area recently held a very successful Summer Ball at the Officers Mess in Southwick House; just under 200 attended the event, including the Deputy P.G.M. the A.P.G.M. and the Area Chairman, accompanied by their wives.
Why do Scottish Freemasons celebrate the 4th of July? Look at any Scottish calendar, diary or any other document that lists important dates (holidays, ‘international’ days, dates of birth and deaths of ‘important’ people etc.) and none has any apparent relevance to Scottish Freemasonry.
At the regular meeting of The Lord Roborough Lodge, No. 5789 held on 22nd June, WBro. Clem Spencer of the Heartswell Charity presented a defibrillator to WBro. Tony Banbury, a member of the Lodge and a Reader (Lay Minister) at St. Mary and All Saints Church, Plymstock.
If you ever attend a Masonic meeting in Ryton you will probably hear the name Alan Chapman. You may not personally know Alan but in any of the Lodges within the Town his name is often mentioned by those who know him and always mentioned by those who have just met him
Lodge St Andrew 228, located in Insch, received a letter from Bhenn and Emma from the Insch out of school club. They were seeking assistance in relation to an ongoing Gardening Project in a small field at the rear of Insch Community Hall. There are approximately forty children from primary 1-7 involved.
Demelza Hospice Care for Children has received a vital cash boost from the Cornwallis East Kent Freemasons’ Charity (CEKFC). The presentation of £10,000, which was raised by Freemasons across East Kent, was made by representatives of CEKFC at the Hospice’s headquarters in Bobbing.