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Striguil Lodge recently donated £500 to St. Pierre Ward at Chepstow Community Hospital. The Ward is predominantly for Dementia patients, and the money…
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…
On the 25th October brethren from Cumberland and Westmorland travelled to London to attended the Allied Grand Council Annual investiture meeting in Grand lodge. Several of our brethren received Grand lodge honours and the District Grand Prefect WBro Edward Crosby was delighted with the support of the brethren that turned out, this photo shows only a small “band of the brothers” who attended the after celebration meal in the Connaught rooms.
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.
The Masonic Order of Athelstan, Northumbria Province, which now covers the United Grand Lodge of England Provinces of Northumberland, Cumberland and Westmorland and the Province of West Lancashire made a delightful donation to the West Lancashire 2021 Festival in aid of the Masonic Charitable Foundation.
Members and visitors of Barlow Moor Lodge No 4525 were most honoured and delighted in receiving Tony Harrison, Provincial Grand Master, to their installation meeting at Urmston Masonic Hall. Tony was accompanied by Mike Adams, (South Eastern Group Chairman) and fellow grand officers Brian Hayes, Chris McNab, David Durling (group vice chairman) and Gareth Jones along with Provincial Senior Grand Warden John Lee and Provincial Junior Grand Warden Jonathan Hall and acting Senior Grand Deacon Colin Ellis.
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…
Ferrum lodge donated a further £5000 to the Masonic Samaritan Fund, taking their total donations to over £20,000, and were elated to learn that they would now receive the honorific title of Patrons of Festival 2018.
A second cheque for £1600 was then presented to the Chairman from the proceeds of the Middlesbrough Lodge’s Spring Ball, which was held recently at Gisbrorough Hall
