Provinces, Districts & Groups
Lodges meeting in London (an area generally within a 10-mile radius of Freemasons’ Hall), are administered by the Metropolitan Grand Lodge of London, whilst those meeting outside London, and within England, Wales, the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands, are grouped into 47 Provinces, whose boundaries often correspond to those of the old Counties.
Lodges that meet outside England, Wales, the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands are grouped into 33 Districts, and five Groups.
The 28th of March 2022 will long be remembered as a very special day in the history of Kynaston Chapter No. 5810, which meets at Freemasons’ Hall, Bateman Street in Cambridge Doug Gates, who has…
Graham Raymond Glazier, the Provincial Grand Master for Dorset, signed the Armed Forces Covenant in December 2021. Since that date Dorset Freemasonry is pleased to announce that it has enjoyed a significant increase in serving…
Today we assist the Brethren of St Cuthbert Lodge No.1902, which meets at Bedlington Masonic Hall, to celebrate the magnificent achievement of their longest serving member, Eric Allison, on reaching a magnificent seventy years of…
In Hutton, on Tuesday 6th April, the new Charity Stewards Lodge arose like a Phoenix from the ashes, to be called Burntwood Lodge (The Charity Stewards’ Lodge) No. 8016 And, with 14 Essex Charity Stewards…
Patients at a Swansea hospital given essential toiletries worth £6,000 by local Freemasons
Sunday, 10 April 2022
Swansea Freemasons have donated £6,000 worth of essential toiletries to Morriston Hospital, Swansea for patient who are in urgent need of them The Gowers Ward of Morriston Hospital, Swansea, is a unit that specialises in…
An eggciting partnership between a community radio station, a charity and a Freemasons Lodge has been hatched to provide Easter Eggs to good causes throughout the North East Radio Northumberland, Bedlington charity Leading Link and…
Following in the tradition of helping children at holiday time, Shropshire's Freemasons are helping 260 children across the Province by providing an Easter gift bag Each bag contains an Easter egg and a book for…
From his beginnings in Dagenham, Chris Hicks left university as a scientist after studying biology with microbiology, with the aim of curing people. But he soon realised he was better at selling the drugs rather than discovering…
A Message from Essex’s New Provincial Grand Charity Steward, Chris Hicks As we come to the end of the very successful Festival 2022, it is time to look at where we are going; what we…
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The Armed Forces Covenant - What is it and what does it mean to Essex Freemasons?
Monday, 04 April 2022
In the presence of the Pro Grand Master Peter Lowndes, the Provincial Grand Master Paul Tarrant signed the Armed Forces Covenant at the Annual Meeting on 24th March 2022 with the Deputy Chief of Staff…
Ever since the very first idea to form a Special Interest Lodge for Rugby enthusiasts, the passion and drive of the core team known as 'the Tight Six' has continued unabated. Battling through the pandemic…
Equal first: Four Freemasons who were the first Master of their respective lodges
Monday, 04 April 2022
This quartet of Freemasons share a special honour – all were, or are, the Primus (or first) Master of their respective Lodges They are, from left, Chris Jones, Free Wheelers Lodge; Paul Haley, Welsh Rugby Clubs…
To launch the North Wales Festival 2028 Appeal, John Charles Hoult, Provincial Grand Master accompanied by his Deputy Provincial Grand Master, Assistant Provincial Grand Master and Provincial Grand Charity Steward rode the Velocity Zip Wire…
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