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Five whisky  “enthusiasts”  (purely in the name of research, of course) from the Leicestershire and Rutland lodges made a fact-finding expedition to Yorick Lodge at Great Queen Street for their November meeting. Yorick Lodge, The Metropolitan Whisky Lodge, No. 2771, has recently been repurposed as a whisky-themed lodge — a concept that, unsurprisingly, has proved extremely popular. Starting with just nine members, it has grown at a rate that suggests the spirit  was  indeed m

Monday 27th November 2025 was a special night for the Lodge of Research ( www.research2429.org.uk ). Members of the lodge gathered in anticipation of the installation of their new Master, John Townsend, marking the start of an exciting year in the Lodge’s history. John was initiated in Surbiton Lodge No. 2146 back in 1966, continuing a family legacy that began in 1886. Over the years, John has worn the Master’s collar multiple times, including in 1996 to honour the centenary

Leicester, 15 November 2025: A unique Travelling Lodge of Freemasons with a shared passion for motorcycles marked a major milestone on Saturday as members gathered at Freemasons’ Hall, Leicester, to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Lodge.   Founded in Hampshire in 2000, the lodge holds the distinction of being the first motorcycle-themed lodge in the country. Since its formation, members have travelled the length and breadth of the UK twice every year—traditionally in Ap

“Helping young people learn” is the vital work of the Leicestershire Dyslexic Association. St Mary’s Freemasons Lodge in Melton Mowbray has provided £500 for computer equipment for the Saturday workshops for dyslexic children held at Stoneygate Church Hall. There is no current specialist provision in Melton Mowbray and even at Stoneygate there is a desperate need for new teachers. Dyslexia is a huge and growing problem in education and, as it is not related to intelligence, h

Leicestershire & Rutland, November 14, 2025  – In an age when most Masonic lodges gather in the evenings, a distinctive group in Leicestershire & Rutland is proving that Freemasonry doesn’t have to follow the traditional schedule. The Ratae Meridian Lodge No. 9673, which has met during the day for more than two decades, continues to provide an alternative for those brethren who find lunchtime more convenient than evening meetings. Since its founding in 1998, the Lodge has cat

Members of the Ferrers & Ivanhoe Lodge No. 779  gathered in Ashby-de-la-Zouch on Tuesday, 11th November, to celebrate an extraordinary milestone in Freemasonry — David Coxon’s 50 years of dedicated service to the Craft . The Master of the Lodge, Russell Scott-Worthington , offered his warmest congratulations to David, recognising not only his personal achievement but also the inspiration his long-standing commitment brings to all members of the Lodge. Reaching half a century

A long-held wish of one of Devonshire Court’s Resident Ladies became a reality this autumn, thanks to the dedication and perseverance of Tony Ridewood and the support of the Friends of Devonshire Court. Several years ago, during a casual conversation, a Resident mentioned to Centre Almoner, Tony Ridewood, that what she missed most about being actively involved in Freemasonry was dressing up and attending a traditional Ladies Festival. The comment struck a chord, and Tony was

Leicester, Friday 7th November 2025  – Members of the Lodge of Welcome No. 5664 gathered at Freemasons’ Hall, Leicester, for their annual installation meeting, where they elected and installed their new Master for the coming year. After a successful year under the leadership of Dean Pidcock , the Master’s chair was handed over to Richard Howe , who was duly installed as Master of the Lodge in a ceremony filled with tradition, dignity, and fraternal warmth. The meeting took pl

George Grant  and Tim Carter , the former and current Charity Stewards of the Vale of Catmos Lodge, recently had the honour of presenting a cheque for £1,000 to John Whittington, Project Coordinator of Men & Women in Sheds  in Oakham, Rutland. The Vale of Catmos Lodge initially donated £500  towards this cause, which was generously matched by the Leicester & Rutland Masonic Charity (LRMC) , effectively doubling the total contribution to £1,000 . These funds will play a vital

The Lodge of the Flaming Torch No.4874 held the first of its now annual Skittles night for members, family and friends at the Wheatsheaf...

As his time as Worshipful Master drew to a close, Bro. David Hall and his wife Michelle were determined to mark the occasion in a way...

A special meeting was held on Thursday September 2025 at the Hinckley Masonic Hall to dedicate the Lodge banner. The lodge was...

On the 9th September 2025, Russell Scott-Worthington was installed into the Chair of King Solomon, taking the reins of the Ferrers &...

St Mary’s Freemasons Lodge has donated £1,000 to Rainbows Hospice who “ brighten short lives, and support families”, rounding off an...

Members of St Mary’s Lodge No.7164 have made a generous donation of £500 to the Leicestershire and Rutland branch of REMAP, a charity...

On Saturday 2nd August 2025, the Old Oakhamian Lodge No. 8033 celebrated its 60th anniversary with a joyful buffet lunch in the BAF Smith...

In a unique event that combined history, tradition, and community engagement, Grace Dieu Lodge No. 2428, based in the Province of...

In the true spirit of masonic brotherhood, seven members from The Lodge of Welcome No. 5664, including their Liaison Officer, embarked on...

The Union of Rugby Lodge were invited to attend the London Rugby Lodge meeting on the 23rd May 2025, the meeting was to be held at Duke...

Leicester, 15th May 2025 – The historic Freemasons’ Hall in Leicester hosted a momentous occasion as Knighton Lodge No.4711 marked its...