The Warwickshire Freemasons Let’s Talk Team out and about at Rugby Bikefest
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The Let’s Talk Team at Rugby Bikefest

The Let’s Talk Team at Rugby Bikefest The Warwickshire freemasons Let’s Talk team were out in force at Rugby Bikefest, where they experienced a full range of conditions – from freezing starts to unexpectedly warm spells

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Knowle Charity Rugby Day 2026
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Knowle Charity Rugby day

Knowle Charity Rugby day Knowle Lodge No. 8001 are joining forces with Camp Hill Rugby Football Club for a fantastic day of rugby, fundraising and family fun on Saturday 8th August 2026 in support of Warwickshire

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The recent meeting of Leigh Chapter was a very happy one. The previous convocation, held on the second day of 2026, seemed a very long time ago and there was some serious catching up to do. As it was the installation meeting, the companions were delighted to welcome the Provincial team headed by one of their own, EComp Geoff Walker, as the Presiding Officer. He was most ably assisted by EComps Neil Murray & Alan Harwood, all under the careful direction of the escorting ProvAGDC, EComp Hardip Ubhi.
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Happy Birthday Leigh!

Happy Birthday Leigh! by Simon Grove The recent meeting of Leigh Chapter was a very happy one.  The previous convocation, held on the second day of 2026, seemed a very long time ago and there was

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It has been a very special time of late for Andy Grove. In joining the Lodge of Integrity, he became part of a small band of Bros Grove. Grove Snr (aka WBro Chris) has delved into the two respective family trees and, sadly, didn’t find any obvious indications that we are related! Regardless, Andy fondly refers to Bro Chris as “Uncle” and Bro Simon as “Nephew”. In time, Bro Andy joined Leigh Chapter and became another Comp Grove.
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All good things come in threes?

All good things come in threes? by Simon Grove It has been a very special time of late for Andy Grove.  In joining the Lodge of Integrity, he became part of a small band of Bros

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The recent meeting of the Lodge of Integrity was unusual to say the least. It took place on a Saturday morning – Easter meant that the meeting had to be rescheduled – and one of the brethren was in for a treat. The assembled throng were there to support WBro Brian Hardwick as it was almost exactly 50 years since his initiation into Freemasonry. The lodge was honoured to welcome WBro Matt Perkins, our newest AsstProvGM, on his first visit to Integrity and, indeed, the first time that he’d presented a 50yr certificate.
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A Bonus for Brian

A Bonus for Brian by Simon Grove The recent meeting of the Lodge of Integrity was unusual to say the least.  It took place on a Saturday morning – Easter meant that the meeting had to

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Warwickshire Freemasons support ambulances for Ukraine with 'Easter smiles'
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Ambulances for Ukraine & Easter Smiles Side by Side

Ambulance No.4 Departs with Life-Saving Aid and Easter Donations Today marks the departure of Ambulance No.4, fully prepared for its journey to Poland and beyond, carrying both vital medical support and heartfelt donations from the Warwickshire

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David Butcher was initiated on 13 April 1976
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Butcher’s Dozen and then some!

Butcher’s Dozen and then some! by Simon Grove Do you know what you were doing on the 13th April 1976?  Two of the brethren attending the recent meeting of Greville Lodge did.  Bro Roger Parker, a

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Athol Chapter presents the Travelling Loving Cup to Temperance Chapter at Wretham Road, Handsworth, Birmingham.
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A Cup Above the Rest

Athol Chapter presents the Travelling Loving Cup to Temperance Chapter at Wretham Road, Handsworth, Birmingham. The Travelling Loving Cup has continued its journey around the Province – this time moving over to Wretham Road, Handsworth, Birmingham

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The Warwickshire Armed Forces’ Lodge (WAFL) No. 10039 was formed in October 2023. The Lodge is settling into a good routine, embracing all the tenets and principles of Freemasonry but, more recently, has found form in supporting a cause close to its heart: the Commonwealth War Graves Commission. Scott McKenna set the initial links up and the baton was then taken on by the lodge’s first initiate, Peter Ridley.
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Lest We Forget: And We Don’t

Caring for the Fallen The Warwickshire Armed Forces’ Lodge (WAFL) No. 10039 was formed in October 2023. The Lodge is settling into a good routine, embracing all the tenets and principles of Freemasonry but, more recently,

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