Promoting the Fraternity across the World
Twenty-two local charities and other good causes received a total of £38,000. Representatives of each charity took turns to be introduced by the Head of East Kent Freemasons, Geoffrey Dearing, to receive their award and then tell the audience about their good work.
This promises the be a great event on the 27th February 2017 and is nearly sold out! For anyone wanting to attend, please act quickly – there are only…
On Saturday the 12th of November 2016 at 10am, the Cornwallis East Kent Freemasons Charity (www.cornwallisekfc.org.uk) will be hosting a presentation…
Yet again this event was a complete sell out, and a great night had by all, the team’s organisation and passion for holding family events was once again…
At a packed “X Factor” Style audition, held at Corby Masonic Centre, on Saturday 29th October, various brethren from across the Province demonstrated…
The Warwickshire Branch of the Masonic Trout and Salmon Fishing Charity (MTSFC) held its autumn event at Warwickshire Fly Fishers waters at Wolvey on 20th…
Famous actors and masonic celebrities
The murdered masonic actor – now a masonic ghost…
The downfall of Brother Oscar Wilde
A cross dressing mason & spy
And much more!
This event should not be
At the craft fayre at Collyers Garden Centre on Sunday 30th October, members of the Province enjoyed the day meeting several interested parties, discussing many aspects of Freemasonry. This proved a very popular event with staff and stall holders embracing the Halloween ‘spirit’ with some amazing costumes.
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…
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.