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The Masonic Hall, King Street, Mirfield and, at the invitation of the Provincial Grand Master, Right Worshipful Brother James Steggles G.M.R.A.C, a goodly number of the Provincial Officers of the year and their Ladies, attended an excellent Sunday Lunch.
Burns night has firmly cemented itself as a St Cuthberts tradition and 2016 saw one of our best attended yet. After the address to the Haggis was given by W.Bro. Des Ashton, everyone enjoyed a most incredible meal followed by fun and dancing
The National Sojourners have just made an important change to their bylaws concerning membership eligibility.
The resolution passed with nine votes more than the 75% required for the change
Eight miles of secret tunnels dug by allied forces during WWI deep in the forests of Northern France have recently been discovered by an amateur battlefield explorer. They were used, in part, by the American Expeditionary Force, sent by President Wilson
On December 12th 2015, WBro Clive Jones ran a “Santa’s Workshop” for the children of Market Drayton and surrounding areas. This was held at the…
Clive Lodge is holding a Cheese, Wine, and Pate social at Rosehill Manor Hotel near Market Drayton on the evening of Wednesday, 29th June – late notice, so if you haven’t yet booked, please do so now!!! All are welcome – a great event, and at £10/head unmissable! Please contact Mike Higgins by Friday, 24th June.
Pengwerne Lodge invites Masons, ladies and friends to a summer evening on board the Sabrina boat, which leaves from Victoria Quay in Shrewsbury for an…
There is where you travel, and then there is how you travel. These days, John Bermudez’s ride is a pristine 1950 Chrylser New Yorker, powder blue – “You ever hear the expression, ‘land yacht’?” he says.
At the installation meeting of Chapter of Concord No 343, companion Alan Whittle was installed in the third principal’s chair, Mike Armstrong…
In addition to the 125 DAISY Players presented as part of Freemasons New Zealand 125th Anniversary (coincidentally the Blind Foundation’s 125th as well). John Litton Grand Master gave them, on behalf of Lodges throughout New Zealand who had contributed to the Project, an additional $50,000·