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As America marks 250 years of independence, it’s worth noting the presence and impact of Freemasonry during the nation’s founding. Some of the men who signed the Declaration of Independence,…
WBro Peter De Gol representing Ceres Lodge recently presented a £1,000 donation to Laura Price of Caring Together Charity, recognising the vital and often unseen work the organisation carries out…
Norfolk Freemasons were pleased to support the Wherry Wood Turners at a recent charity demonstration evening in South Walsham, with a £500 donation from the brethren of Thorpe St Andrew…
A fraternity built on discretion opened a Facebook page. It went about as well as you’d expect. The Grand Lodge of Scotland — the governing body for Craft Freemasonry north of the border
A lodge with no fixed address, no permanent home, and no intention of settling down. Glittering Star Lodge No. 322 has been on the move since 1759. That is not a typo. Two hundred and sixty-seven
Be Part of Something Life-Saving The first 250 Stop The Bleed kits will soon be arriving at Freemasons’ Hall on Goldsmith Street — a powerful step forward in protecting…
Freemasonry Matters is built by its community. Every registered member can submit articles — whether you want to share lodge news, reflect on Masonic history, explore ritual and symbolism, or simply tell a story that matters to you. This guide walks you through the process from start to finish. Who can submit? Any registered community … Read more
Walk through the front door of Mansfield Masonic Hall and you might not realise you have stepped into a building with roots stretching back to 1892. The elegant facade on Nottingham Road gives little away. But inside, behind the polished bar and the carefully laid tables, there is a story about reinvention — about a … Read more
The United Grand Lodge of England has decided not to appeal a High Court ruling that allows the Metropolitan Police to require officers and staff to declare their Freemasonry membership. The decision marks the end of a legal battle that began in December 2025 — but it may also mark the beginning of something else … Read more
West Lancashire Freemasons have awarded a £60,000 grant to The Boathouse Youth in Blackpool, funding specialist support for a hundred young people with special educational needs and disabilities. A town that refuses to be written off Blackpool has long been synonymous with the Illuminations, the Pleasure Beach and kiss-me-quick hats. But behind the seafront glitter … Read more