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Light Blues Head to London for National Communication Meeting
Lodge Sine Nomine No. 10,000 convened a special meeting on Saturday 30th May 2026 in the iconic Grand Temple at Freemasons’ Hall, London. The meeting was called for the purpose of holding a Light Blues Communication, presided over by the Pro Grand Master. Invitations were extended to Light Blues across the country, and the response was exceptional. The Grand Temple was filled with Freemasons from all corners of England, including a strong contingent from Leicestershire & Rutl
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3 days ago1 min read


Union of Rugby Lodge Supports Leicestershire & Rutland Blood Bikes
At the recent Installation Meeting of the Union of Rugby Lodge on Friday 8th May, members and guests came together in a remarkable show of generosity to support the vital work of Leicestershire & Rutland Blood Bikes. Thanks to the exceptional kindness and gracious permission of the newly installed Master, Joseph Maxim, a collection was held during the evening in aid of this life‑saving voluntary service. With the valued support of Daniel Quelch, Colin Brink, and Glen Reader,
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May 211 min read


Reynard Chapter No. 9285 Celebrates Its 104th Meeting and 36th Installation – Wednesday 20th May
Reynard Chapter No. 9285 gathered at the Masonic Hall in Syston on Wednesday, 20th May for its 104th meeting, which also marked the Chapter’s 36th annual Installation ceremony. The Companions witnessed Rob Wood take the reins of the Chapter for a second time, receiving them from Jeremy Peacock. With a previous year of leadership already under his belt, Rob approached the evening with confidence and composure, appointing Matthew Zmija and Joe de Bie as his fellow Principals fo
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May 211 min read


St Mary’s Lodge No. 7164 Celebrates Its 74th Installation Meeting in Melton Mowbray
The 74th Installation meeting of St Mary’s Lodge No. 7164 took place on Monday at the Melton Mowbray Masonic Hall, marking another proud moment in the lodge’s long and distinguished history. In a well‑attended ceremony, the outgoing Master Ian Perry, formally handed over the Chair to his successor, John Faulks, who was installed with warmth, dignity, and the full support of the members present. The atmosphere in the lodge room reflected both continuity and renewal, as members
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May 201 min read
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