Fifty Year Certificate presented in Faraday Lodge No. 4798.
On Saturday 28th November 2015, W. Bro Professor David Lawrence Hamble received his 50 year certificate from Senior Visiting Officer W. Bro Bill Robinson…
Kynaston Studd Lodge No. 5416 Support London Air Ambulance Appeal
AMetGM VW Bro. Ian Currans received a cheque for £4,000 on behalf of the Metropolitan Masonic Charity in support of the appeal to raise £2m…
Two Long Service Certificates in Borough of Finsbury Chapter No. 3901.
On Saturday, 19th March 2016, E. Comps Derek Lester, PAGDC, and Edward (Ted) Williams, LGCRE, will receive their 50 year Certificates in Borough of…
W. Bro Bill Stern marks 50 years in the Craft.
On the 21st December 2015 West Norwood Lodge No. 3598 was delighted to receive W. Bro David Nunn, SGD, PAGSoj, to honour W. Bro Bill Stern, PGstB, with a…
A Final Flourish at Baines
There was no “End of Term Feeling” at Baines Lodge No 7844 at their last meeting of the Masonic year. It was business as usual when Tom McMurdo was initiated into the lodge by David Thomas, who had been newly promoted to Grand Officer
Annual Worshipful Masters and Directors of Ceremonies Meeting – Dorset Freemasonry
Our annual Worshipful Masters and Directors of Ceremonies meeting took place yesterday at the Portland Masonic Centre. A packed house were given an excellent meal followed by our Provincial Grand Master taking the occasionally erratic microphone to talk comprehensively about current typical subjects.
Roger Lumley, Freemason & 11th Earl of Scarbrough
Roger Lumley, 11th Earl of Scarbrough was an English peer, soldier and politician.
Lumley was born on July 27th, 1896. He attended Eton College and Magdalen College, Oxford before following in his father’s footsteps and going in to the Army.
FareShare Major Grant from the Masonic Charitable Foundation
One of the first major grants awarded since the establishment of the Masonic Charitable Foundation (MCF), has been received by a charity with a base in the Province of Warwickshire.
MASONIC LODGE’S SECRET SCROLL IS £8m TREASURE
A secret scroll which has been hanging in a Masonic Lodge in the Orkney Islands for almost three centuries is thought to be one of the most significant recent finds in Britain.