Robert Henderson-Bland: actor, soldier, poet and Freemason
Command performance Robert Henderson-Bland was an actor, soldier, poet and Freemason. Director of the Library and Museum of Freemasonry Diane…
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Obituary for Iain Ross Bryce Past Deputy Grand Master and Past Second Grand Principal
Missed by many After a short illness Iain Ross Bryce, Past Deputy Grand Master and Past Second Grand Principal, died peacefully in hospital on 30 June…
Grand Secretary’s column – Autumn 2015
From the Grand Secretary We have another fascinating issue for you about what is happening in Freemasonry today. The results from the latest survey…
Interview with Mike Baker Director of Communications
Unlocking the brand For UGLE Director of Communications Mike Baker, the challenge Freemasonry faces in the run-up to the Tercentenary…
Sharing the ritual: Pro Grand Master Peter Lowndes on being proud of masonic values
Pride and confidence Pro Grand Master Peter Lowndes explains why members should be proud to share aspects of masonic ritual with friends and family…
£1,500 donation to Macmillan nurses from Saint Peter’s Lodge No 7368
Local support for Macmillan nurses Katie Farmer, fundraiser for Wye Valley NHS Trust Charitable Fund, met Richard James and Alison, wife of Keith Price of…
CoughAssist machine for Alexandra Hospital with help from Warwickshire masons
Breathing easier in Redditch Worcestershire and Warwickshire residents, as well as local masons, have donated £4,500 to help buy a CoughAssist…
Nuclear Rush in Brentwood completed by United Engineers Lodge No. 3862
United Engineers go nuclear It was mud, glorious mud for members of United Engineers Lodge, No. 3862, when they completed the Nuclear Rush event. Covering…
Bike ride to Paris raises £5k for Acorns Children’s Hospice Trust
Hospice gets Parisian boost Four members of St Augustine’s Lodge, No. 3713, and Redditch Rugby Club set off on a bike ride from the club to…
Samuel Taylor Coleridge great grandson visits Coleridge Lodge No. 1750
After 220 years, a member of the Coleridge family has returned to the town, this time in the form of the great poet’s four-times great grandson, Tim Coleridge, a mason