Lodges, Chapters & Individuals
The United Grand Lodge of England currently has around 200,000 members meeting in over 7,000 Lodges.
Our lives consist of periods of searching – looking back in history, contemplating the present and considering the future. Imagine how interesting it would be if you could examine a masonic dynasty of a hundred…
Tommy Mulholland visits Downing Street with his Greater London Fund for the Blind charity box
Friday, 14 December 2012
Raising funds, and his charity's profile, Tommy took his collecting box to meet the Prime Minister When blind London mason Tommy Mulholland went to Downing Street to meet Prime Minister David Cameron there was one…
Three years of planning – following a suggestion by Jim Morris of St Clair Lodge, No. 24, in Belleville, Illinois – resulted in a trip by English masons to St Louis, Missouri, that involved four degree…
Lodge of Union, No. 38, celebrated its bicentenary at Goodwood House. The country estate, near Chichester in Sussex, is the seat of the Duke of Richmond, many of whom have been masons over the centuries. Lodge…
Making waves in Windermere A gruelling swim by Dave Neal took him along the 10.5-mile length of Windermere in the Lake District to raise funds for Leukaemia and Lymphoma Research. Dave has been passionate about…
Best foot forward Keith Pauling of Rathcreedan Lodge, No. 8690, Province of Oxfordshire, set off on a 290-mile walk across the Macmillan Way, from Boston in Lincolnshire, to Chesil Beach inDorset, in aid of Macmillan…
Lodge preserves Berwick history Previously undiscovered facts about Berwick-upon-Tweed’s history were brought to light when the town’s record office, museum and The King’s Own Scottish Borderers Museum were invited to look at the records of…
Robert Crawford cycles from Land’s End to John O’Groats for 2016 RMBI Festival
Friday, 14 December 2012
Cycling from south to north Campaigning for charity can be exhausting, as Robert Crawford discovered when he spent 65 hours in the saddle to complete the 908-mile Land’s End to John O’Groats cycle ride for…
Charity at 15,000 feet It was a leap of faith for charity by Kevin Hutton of Horsford Lodge, No. 5339, Province of Yorkshire, West Riding, when he made a fundraising parachute jump for the RMBI…
Saying it with flowers Freemasonry in the Community was at work when Harpenden Lodge and St Nicholas Lodge (named after the parish church) sponsored one of the many flowerbeds that adorn this attractive Hertfordshire town.…
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Swimathon at Worksop College raises £5,000 for Trust AM Hospital Radio
Friday, 14 December 2012
Fundraising on water Bassetlaw masons, led by Neil Airey of Worksop Priory Lodge, No. 7443, brought together 12 charity stewards and volunteers from lodges meeting at Worksop and Retford to raise funds for two charities…
A good catch: launch of wheelyboat for disabled anglers
Friday, 14 December 2012
A good catch Members of Flyfishers’ Lodge, No. 9347, and Saint Oswald Lodge, No. 850, from Ashbourne in Derbyshire, used their annual competition to launch a wheelyboat for disabled anglers. The funding was raised by…
The Association of Medical, University and Legal Lodges (AMULL) celebrated its 12th annual festival at Lincoln’s Inn in London, in the presence of Deputy Grand Master Jonathan Spence, his wife Almudena and Metropolitan Grand Master Russell…
Tank driving at Muckleburgh for Board of Grand Stewards re
Friday, 14 December 2012
Tank driving re This year’s annual re of the 1991-1992 Board of Grand Stewards took place, with wives, on the north Norfolk coast, near Weybourne, at the Muckleburgh Military Collection. They were able to drive…
