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Brethren, the main purpose of our meeting today is to celebrate the end of our masonic year by honouring those whose contributions now – and in the future – have merited appointments or promotions in Provincial Grand Lodge
A cheque for £1,000 has been presented to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) in Poole from the Grand Charity Relief Chest of Public Schools Installed Masters’ Lodge, No. 9077. This donation was part of the Master’s List raised by the lodge during Lt Cdr James King’s year as lodge Master and was received by Will Collins, an RNLI employee and volunteer member of the Poole lifeboat.
Token of thanks Hertfordshire Freemason Keith Townsend of Ravenscroft Chapter, No. 2331, has presented a cheque for £1,300 to Luton and Dunstable…
Victorian snuff box returns home Mark Littler is an auctioneer and valuer at Tennants Auctioneers in Yorkshire. He was consigned a Victorian silver snuff…
Members of two Craft lodges South Cheshire 5571 and Crewe 5030 have made a substantially contributed to help St Andrews Scout Group, based in Crewe, purchase a new Standard which will be presented to them by the Bishop of Chester at a special Service on 25 September to commemorate 100 continuous years of Scouting
‘Mr Seafront’ honoured A Brighton bus has been dedicated to Sussex mason Andy Durr, a former mayor and councillor. On his death at the end of…
Circuit breaker Dave Binch, 45, of Elliott Lodge, No. 8569, relived his youth at the annual TT motorbike event on the Isle of Man to raise funds for…
Tapton Hall, Sheffield, Wednesday 15 June, and 43 Mark Master Masons met for the Escorted visit to Escafeld Lodge of Mark Master Masons No. 1139 but there was no one to Escort at the appointed hour of 6.15.
Saturday 25th June was the day of the Victorian Cricket Day on The Butts, Alton and Freemasonry in the Community was in full swing with the Lite unit on show as well as a team of local Freemasons, dressed in Victorian garb (suitably emblazed with the Square & Compasses), entering the fray.
What promised to be a super day at the Netley Regatta & Summer Fayre last Saturday, with the sun shining and lots of people soon changed! – We were all set up well before 10a.m. with the event opening officially at 11a.m. The morning saw glorious sunshine and a lot of people attending.