At the regular meeting of the Abbey Chapter No. 432 held on Monday 10th October 2022, the Companions saw the Induction of E. Comp David Handley as the chapters 1st Principal, E. Comp Anthony Bowley as the

  50 years in the Royal Arch E Comp Peter Rogers PProvGReg Chapter of Walmley St John No 6504 On Monday October 9th 1972 many people might have been watching Z Cars, or even Opportunity Knocks, but

buddy bag foundation A fine example of the Craft and the Royal Arch Freemasons coming together to support the “Buddy Bag Foundation”. This wonderful charity helps to make a difference to children who have entered emergency

I am always looking for connections whenever writing reports on special meetings such as this.  The recent installation convocation of the Warwickshire First Principals’ Chapter proved to be no different.  The temple at Yenton was full

Prudence Chapter has for many years met at a hotel on the Hagley Road, which has now ceased to trade.  The Chapter has searched for some time to find an alternative venue, and for this Installation,

Dear Companion, As Ancient and Accepted is our Order, so is the bond of brotherly love that we share. One might say Freemasonry is tried and tested through the fires of adversity, moulded and shaped through

Companions, as you will all know, we are shortly to recommence our Chapter meetings, and I feel this is an ideal time to remind you of the Warwickshire Royal Arch Benevolent Fund, what it does and

  At the 2019 Annual Convocation The M E Grand Superintendent, E.Comp. Philip Hall introduced the ‘Travelling Loving Cup’ with these words : ‘As I approach the third anniversary of my appointment as Grand Superintendent I

Free@last is one of the regular Charities which is supported by the Warwickshire Royal Arch Benevolent Fund.     The Provincial Grand Almoner E. Comp Rod Hinton Accompanied by the Assistant to the Principals E. Comp John

The June meeting of the Provincial Grand Stewards’ Chapter had something of interest for all present – and there were over 80 present from all corners of the Province. The MEZ, E Comp Richard Barker, had