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.
For nearly 30 years now on a biennial arrangement, Kynaston Lodge has welcomed members of the Maid’s Head Lodge No.8558 under the guise of the Province of Norfolk’s Demonstration Team to its April meeting to…
The St Anthony’s Lodge No.4423, which meets at Byker Masonic Hall, has, over the years, experienced many unique and stand out occasions. This year is again no exception with the Lodge celebrating its Centenary and…
Wickford Lodge celebrated its 100 years at Saxon Hall on the 3rd March 2022 with the Provincial Executive in attendance to present the Centenary Warrant Graham Larke gave a history of the Lodge with the…
Mistley Chapter recently celebrated its 25th anniversary with a visit from our Assistant to the Provincial Grand Principals, John Crudgington, skilfully escorted by Ralph Ankers Provincial Deputy Grand Director of Ceremonies. It was our installation…
Rainbows Hospice in Loughborough is a place where children and their families are cared for and supported. It is the East Midlands’ only hospice for children and young people. Rainbows cares for hundreds of families…
Scunthorpe's Industry Lodge has welcomed eight Brethren from north of the border to enact the Scottish version of the First Degree Ceremony Reciprocal visits between Industry Lodge 4662 in Scunthorpe and Lodge 169 Thistle & Rose,…
In its most literal sense the word ‘evangelist’ means ‘bringer of good news’. Without a doubt that’s the role of the Royal Arch in the Freemasonry story, and I suppose, by association, that makes me…
Representatives of Lincolnshire's four Lodges – three Craft and one Mark – of the Order of Women Freemasons joined the UGLE Province of Lincolnshire for a service of Remembrance and Thanksgiving for Freemasons who died…
The latest addition to the Province of Cambridgeshire is the United Services Lodge No 10010 which was consecrated on the 14 April at the Sports and Community Centre, Wisbech St Mary The consecration proved to…
Rothbury Highland Pipe Band Hits The Right Note With Help From Northumberland Freemasons
Saturday, 23 April 2022
Formed in 1920, the Rothbury Highland Pipe Band has recently reached its Centenary milestone and continues to provide entertainment for the communities of Rothbury, Coquetdale and, occasionally, more widely across Northumberland and the North East,…
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Seven set their festival fund-raising sights high – by tackling Mount Kilimanjaro
Thursday, 21 April 2022
Seven Lincolnshire Freemasons and three friends are paying more than £4,000 each to make an assault on Tanzania’s iconic dormant volcano Mount Kilimanjaro to raise funds for the Province's 2025 Festival A chance remark by…
The April Installation meeting of Abbots Hall Chapter No. 6205 saw the Companions put the Lockdown period of their history behind them and move into the next chapter of their history The outgoing 1st Principal,…
On the 7th April 2022, Monkhams Chapter No 4161 celebrated its 75th Anniversary Meeting at the Harlow Masonic Centre, which had been delayed a year, due to the COVID pandemic The Principals of the Chapter were delighted…
On Sunday 10th April, a number of Cheshire Freemasons joined the Provincial Grand Master, Stephen Blank on a visit to the British Muslim Heritage Centre in Manchester. The event was organized as a continuation of…
