Provincial News
- Written by: John Napper
Hunts Group Membership Officer, Phil Miles, led fresh troops from Euston and Toseland Lodges into action at the recent St Neots Armed Forces weekend.
- Written by: Craig Bunday
2300 miles, in a car valued at £1000 or less, with a target of raising over £1000 plus for Little Miracles Children’s Charity? Sounds like something that Freemasons would get involved in. And that is exactly why three intrepid teams from three lodges in The Province joined another 30 teams to take up the challenge of the inaugural ‘Pistons to Places’ Rally. The rally was the brainchild of St Ives Businessman Nick Jones, who tragically lost his young daughter to Aicardi Syndrome at the age of 7 some years ago and has been taking on challenges to raise money for children’s charities ever since. Having taken part in a similar rally a couple of years ago, he decided to organise his own and donate to Little Miracles, based in Peterborough.
- Written by: Stephen Andrew Hardy
The Hollowell Steam and Heavy Horse Show was a wonderful day out, full of character, colour and plenty to see and do. From the moment visitors arrived, there was a friendly countryside atmosphere, with the sounds of steam engines, the sight of beautifully turned-out heavy horses, and the buzz of families enjoying the showground.
- Written by: Jason Brice
The Province of Northamptonshire & Huntingdonshire was pleased to welcome EComp Anthony Howlett-Bolton, Chairman of the United Grand Lodge of England's Learning & Development Committee, to Provincial Grand Chapter, where he spoke about the importance of lifelong learning before presenting Solomon Academy Diplomas to three senior members of the Province.
- Written by: Peter Robinson
It is with great sadness to confirm that WBro Graham Frederick Keith Rogers, PPJGW passed to the Grand Lodge Above on 18th June 2026, surrounded by his family, aged 82 years.
His funeral will be held on Tuesday 21st July 2026 at 1pm at the Edgar Newman Chapel, Kettering Crematorium. All are welcome.
- Written by: John Napper
Hunts Group Officers Phil Miles and John Napper were at the Huntingdon Armed Forces weekend, helping bring Freemasonry into the Community.
