Yenton Lodge Supports Reading Court by Alan Smith, (Reading Court fundraising & awareness) Reading Court recently welcomed W. Bros. Stephen Fowler and Roger Cook, who visited to present a cheque for £350 on behalf of the
St Martin’s Chapter presents the Travelling Loving Cup to Athol Chapter at Severn Street, Birmingham The Travelling Loving Cup has continued its journey around the Province – but this time staying with Severn Street, Birmingham –
35 Years Apart… United by the Apron by Philip Hall, The Head of Freemasonry in Warwickshire Composite Lodge in Rugby witnessed a truly memorable evening that perfectly captured the marvellous world of Freemasonry and a remarkable
Son Rises in the East A truly memorable evening unfolded at Forest of Arden Lodge No. 3826 in February, as Daniel Watson was installed into the chair of King Solomon. In a gesture that underlined the
Reading Court Sheltered Housing Stratford Upon Avon Reading Court is a Sheltered Housing Scheme situated a short distance from the centre of Stratford-upon-Avon. The scheme has 32 single and 13 double flats, each with a living
The Order of The Secret Monitor in Warwickshire The Order of the Secret Monitor, or Brotherhood of David and Jonathan, is a rapidly growing masonic companion order in the UK, open to all master masons of
Heartfelt thanks from Warwickshire and Solihull Blood Bikes Warwickshire and Solihull Blood Bikes (WSBB) would like to thank Warwickshire Royal Arch Freemasons sincerely for their donation of £900.00 to support the purchase of the fleet sat
Warwickshire Royal Arch Benevolent Fund Supports Make Them Smile Charity by Rod Hinton When the national children’s charity Make Them Smile called for support in purchasing equipment to give two young girls the chance to experience
Warwickshire Freemasons Help Keep Ambulances Moving in Ukraine Warwickshire Freemasons continue to support the people of Ukraine with our latest donation of £2,000 for each ambulance that the Belveder CIC Charity, based in Royal Leamington Spa,
Hawkins’s Quizzical Daily Advancement? by Simon Grove Over 100 companions recently headed to Kings Norton Golf Club for the annual the Principals’ and Past Principals’ Dinner – quite the mouthful! – better known as the PrinDin!
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