Companions of the Swan of Avon Chapter experienced a rare event during their recent regular convocation with a double exaltation ceremony. This picture taken afterwards shows them both standing with E. Comp Philip Gough resplendent in

Following the return to normality since the national pandemic restrictions were lifted in August, a regular meeting of the Supreme Grand Chapter of England (SGC) was held at Freemasons Hall (FMH) in London yesterday (10th November)

Monday the 1st of November was the first London Warwickshire meeting since the pandemic restrictions were lifted, and the first normal Installation meeting for two years to the day. Although the London Warwickshire is a Metropolitan

Companions of the Peace & Harmony Chapter Installation convocation which took place on November 2nd saw, for the 1st time in its long history three serving Grand Superintendents’ taking the Principals’ Chairs. Our Grand Superintendent Philip

E. Companion Richard Barker, MEZ of the Provincial Grand Stewards’ Chapter of Warwickshire has arranged for very special visitors to attend their December meeting. They will be hosting The M.E. Comp. Dr Joseph J. Morrow, CBE,

Annual Convocation of Provincial Grand Chapter 16th October 2021 – Rugby Masonic Hall Companions Well, after the last 19 months I say again, isn’t it great to be back. By necessity, last year’s annual meeting was

If you want to know the time, we were always told to ask a policeman.  If you want to have a very special night and see some very different ritual, well it’s very simple – you

As with so many other chapters, the companions of Vesey Chapter were returning to their masonic business having not met since February 2020.  They didn’t need to worry about trying to remember the opening as the

Thursday 26th August 2021 was a very special day for the companions of Shakespeare Chapter in particular and for the Province of Warwickshire in general.  It was their first convocation – an emergency meeting to elect

Dear Sir and Companions, The ME Grand Superintendent (aka the Head of Royal Arch Freemasons in Warwickshire) has shared some of his thoughts as we begin to resume our active Freemasonry.