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Lodge of Alliance 5811

Consecrated: 1939
Meeting at: The Knowle Masonic Centre, 1621 Warwick Road, Knowle, Solihull, B93 9LF
Meeting months: January, February, March, September, October, November
Meeting every: 4th Wednesday
Start time: 17:45


About us

The Lodge of Alliance brings together men from all walks of life — professionals, craftsmen, servicemen, and neighbours — united by a shared belief in integrity, kindness, and the desire to improve ourselves and our world.

As part of the United Grand Lodge of England (UGLE), we uphold the timeless values of Brotherly Love, Relief, and Truth, while fostering a spirit of friendship and respect that extends beyond the walls of our Lodge.

Why Join Us?

We are a large lodge of active masons with an extensive social calendar.
We take the Ritual seriously but we have fun.
We welcome visitors from around Warwickshire and beyond.
We make regular visits to other lodges locally and around the country.

Contact us

Secretary/Scribe: Chris Albion chrisalbion1@gmail.com
Membership officer: David Bullimore

Members

Number of members: 25
Members under 30:
Members 30-60:
Members 60+:

Further details

We have a rehearsal:
Our Lodge/Chapter of Instruction is:
3rd Wednesday Jan, Feb, Mar, Sept, Oct, Nov

Financial

Annual fee: £195
Is dining fee included in annual fee? No
Dining fee (approx.): £35

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Social events

We hold a range of social events through the year. The highlight of our social calendar is always the formal Ladies Festival usually held in the Spring. We have a Christmas party, regular curry nights and other events such as boat trips.

Charities we have supported

Lodge of Alliance supports many local and national charities, fundraising is a core activity of the Lodge. Charities we support include, Myton Hospice, Easter Smiles, Cancer Reseach UK, Royal British Legion and Masonic Charitable Foundation.