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As part of Piscator Lodges’ Charity fund raising for 2015 season, W.Bro Mike Howells, accompanied by the Lodge Treasurer W Bro Mike Long, recently presented a cheque for £3,000 to Mrs Sue Wright, Fundraising Manager for the Hope Centre.
Grantham Lodges celebrated the Dedication of a Warrant Cabinet attended By Rt W Bro Graham Ives and members of the Provincial Team. The Cabinet is dedicated to the memory Bro Ian Smith who was a member of Doric Lodge and had been a Mason for over 50 years.
ProvGM Dedicates a Warrant Cabinet at Grantham
Mrs Mandy Delaine-Smith, Chairperson of Bourne Outdoor Swimming Pool, receiving a £1000.00 cheque from W Bro Chris Taylor, the Worshipful Master of The Hereward Lodge on behalf of the New Provincial Benevolent Fund.
Derby Mountain Rescue Team were established in 1965 after a tragic incident on the infamous Four Inns walk across the Peak District. The Team has grown in strength and stature and their expertise in search and rescue is highly respected by all of the emergency services, particularly the Police with whom they have a very strong working relationship.
Made in England As more events are announced in the build-up to 2017, Coordinator of Tercentenary Planning Keith Gilbert finds out how the commemorative…
Brethren as you are aware the Mark 2021 Festival in now gathering momentum and the organising committee are asking for your assistance to help us to…
On Tuesday 27th September 2016 the PGM RW Bro. Alexander Sillars McLaren accompanied by WBro Martin Caller ProvGMO & WBro. Stephen J Lawlor ProvAGDC…
Vesta boxes were small portable boxes, made in a great variety of forms with snap shut covers to contain Vestas ( short matches ) and keep them dry. The…
On 12th September W. Bro. Peter Taylor presented A cheque for £750 and certificate to staff nurses at Sheffield Children’s Hospital Accident & Emergency Department and the Head of the Charity Fund Raising Department at the hospital, the money will go towards purchasing a 3-D games console and a mixture of games for the use of the older sick children who are too old for teddies, Sheffield admits children up to 15 years of age.
There is much pleasure in giving and also receiving recognition for some performance in life. We have witnessed this ritual many times during this year’s Olympic games. Similarly, in Freemasonry we rightly recognise those brethren who have not only been a continuous member within the Masonic association but who have served it well. You can imagine that there are not too many times that you can associate someone who has also a pedigree as an athlete and taken an active part in Olympic games representing his country. A person whose country has recognised his services to wider community by way of an honour from Her Majesty the Queen.