Leyland Giving Day a £26,091 success
For the 7th year in a row, Leyland and District Group of Freemasons put on a very public show when Chris Blackwell (Chairman of Leyland Group) welcomed…
Promoting the Fraternity across the World
For the 7th year in a row, Leyland and District Group of Freemasons put on a very public show when Chris Blackwell (Chairman of Leyland Group) welcomed…
95 Freemasons congregated at Freemasons Hall Banbury to witness the Installation by Proclamation of W. Bro Michael Anthony Allcott serving for a second term as Master of the Lodge.
Richard Lee from Tewkesbury is a volunteer ‘Puppy Walker’ and over the years has succeeded in ‘raising’ 15 of his 18 puppies to become fully-trained guide-dogs. His talent is getting the dogs acquainted with the everyday things which most of us take for granted, such as street-life, trains and buses
Ellison-Macartney was born William Grey Ellison on June 7th, 1852 in Dublin, Ireland. In 1859, with Ellison-Macartney was seven, his father changed the family name to Ellison-Macartney as a condition of inheritance from a maternal uncle.
ohn Keiller MacKay was a Freemason, Canadian soldier and politician.
MacKay was born on July 11th, 1888 in the village of Plainfield, Pictou County, Nova Scotia
Ken Allen took the chair at Lodge of True Friendship in order to Initiate his son, Christopher Lewis Allen.
The East Lancashire 2015 Festival for the Royal Masonic Benevolent Institution was launched in late 2009 and, despite a slow start, during the worst recession in living memory, the fund raising efforts culminated in the Festival Banquet.The Chief Executive of the RMBI, David Innis, announced the total: £ 2,628,436.12
The Freemason’s Foundation Centre for Men’s Health has been collaborating with Sally Fisher, Healthy Farmers Advisor with Primary Producers SA to produce a series of short videos that cover common men’s health problems like sleep apnoea, depression, prostate cancer, lower urinary tract symptoms, and erectile dysfunction
On Tuesday 7th June, Brethren from East Lancashire made an early start catching the 8.35 am Virgin Train from Manchester Piccadilly to London Euston. Stops were made at Stockport, Macclesfield and Stoke where we collected additional Brethren to make a total of 65 in our party. By 9.30 am, we were all enjoying refreshments with drinks served by the Grand Stewards David Biggs and Gerry Young, assisted by Tracy our Stewardess from Virgin.
Last night the Arizona Father/Son Degree team debuted at Oriental Lodge No. 20 and conferred the first degree of masonry on a father/son pair of candidates.