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If you are available at 4.30 on Saturday, 23 July, you may like to pay a visit to Greenhead Masonic Hall in Huddersfield, particularly the Prince Edward Lodge of Mark Master Masons No. 14.
The youngest lodge in the Province celebrated it’s first birthday at Rochdale on 30th June when VW Bro Stephen Holt, WM, installed his successor, W…
May 2016 PGM hands over new vehicle after receiving magnificent support for his appeal from the brethren of the Province.
The quality of the ritual at Wharfedale Lodge of Mark Master Masons No. 1027 never fails to impress and the Installation ceremony on Thursday, 5 May was no exception. This was despite the absence of the Worshipful Master, Worshipful Brother Barry Richardson who was unable to officiate due to work commitments.
The rehearsal is at 15:30 PGM, okay do you want me to be there, yes please I was told. Feeling generous I arrived in time. The traffic surrounding Cambridge was grid locked, so much so that my driver David Cuthbert did a U turn and we went another way. Lost poor Richard Styles who had tried nobly to keep up with us on the A14.
£18,000 Blood Bike named ‘Mark Master Mason’ was formally handed over by the President of the Mark Benevolent Fund in presence of PGMs Durham and Northumberland.
National Blood Bikes were represented by Kirsty Lawrence, Nigel Barlow Jerry Trowbridge and Graham Moor.
Blood Bikes is a charitable organisation established by local volunteers to deliver essential blood and urgent medical supplies, out of hours, between hospitals and healthcare sites and laboratories
Love and Honour Lodge No94, celebrated its Sesqui-Centenary on Monday 20th June at the Masonic Hall Falmouth. The Lodge was full to capacity to witness the Worshipful Master WBro C Semmens commence proceedings followed by the R W Provincial Grand Master Kevin Hicks who addressed the meeting
Grand Lodge of Mark Master Masons Investiture Meeting 7 June 2016
Driving through standing water on the A49 approaching Ombersley Golf Club on Thursday many would have thought about heading home rather than playing Golf.
Generosity of donors had made an enormous difference in helping residents to rebuild their lives.Colin Stroud, chair of the York Disaster Fund, said 250 grants totalling £440,000 had been given out so far to 175 households, so there were still funds available to which people could apply. Yorkshire Freemasons have, to date, contributed £25,000 to the appeal.