Grand Secretary’s column – Summer 2015
From the Grand Secretary As you read the summer edition of Freemasonry Today, you will see that we have a great deal to be…
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Kilimanjaro climb raises £4,500 for Great Ormond Street and Cystic Fibrosis Research
Dale Murphy from Gorhambury Lodge, No. 8745, in Hertfordshire has reached the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, and raised more than £4,500 for Great Ormond Street Hospital and Cystic Fibrosis Research.
Chelsea Pensioner John Gledhill installed into the chair of Symphony Lodge No. 4924
Chelsea pensioner takes the chair Former Coldstream Guardsman John Gledhill added a dash of distinctive colour in his Chelsea Pensioner’s…
Dave Stubbs: Northern Soul brother
Life and soul With a bit of ritual, special outfits and a strong sense of camaraderie, Northern Soul is a music and dance passion for Dave…
Almoner support for seniors
Reach out With 2.9 million older people feeling they have no one to turn to for help and support, Aileen Scoular meets Dame Esther Rantzen DBE…
Freemasons Grand Charity Cheque Presentation to Yorkshire Air Ambulance
In 2015 The Freemasons Grand Charity has, once more, awarded grants totalling £192,000 to the Air Ambulance service throughout England and Wales. A…
HULL FREEMASONS AT THE CHAMBER EXPO
HULL FREEMASONS AT THE CHAMBER EXPOBy Peter Spencer, De La Pole Lodge. Over 1000 businessmen and women visited the Hull & Humber Chamber Expo held at…
Leicestershire Freemasons to play international rugby match
Five Leicestershire and Rutland Freemasons have been selected to play in an international charity rugby match between English and Scottish Freemasons The…
PGM unveils 19th century tracing cloths
The members of Stretford with Trafford Lodge No.4379 were joined by many guest from around the Province, foremost of these was the Provincial Grand…
Lodge of Concord No. 343 celebrates its bicentenary
The members of the Lodge of Concord No. 343 celebrated the bi-centenary of its consecration
The lodge was honoured by the attendance of the Deputy Grand Master, Jonathan Spence, accompanied by other distinguished brethren, including the Provincial Grand Master, Tony Harrison who was supported by his Provincial team. Also in attendance were 130 members and visitors.