Provincial News
At a meeting of Grey Friars Lodge No. 4990 on the 27th of March 1972, the initiate was a certain Robert Joseph Farey. Fifty years and a day later, at the lodge meeting on the 28th of March 2022, the brethren celebrated WBro Bob’s fifty years in Freemasonry by dedicating the entire meeting to him.
- Written by: Michael Genner
Provincial Grand Chapters of
Northamptonshire & Huntingdonshire and Warwickshire Annual Golf Match
Thursday 28th July 2022
Maxstoke Park G.C., Castle Lane, Coleshill, Birmingham B46 2BU.
Limited Buggies available through the Pro-Shop. T: 01675 466743
This year we will be away to Warwickshire, playing again to regain the Peter Kitson Trophy
The format will be Stableford with the Top 12 Royal Arch scores from each team to count.
All Masons are welcome and will play for the following individual Prizes.
Overall winner, nearest the pin and the longest drive.
Meet for coffee and Bacon Rolls at 11:00am. (not included)
1st Tee Booked 12:00 - Dinner booked for 6:30pm.
Golf & Dinner price of £45 - Dinner only guests £15.
Please email your intention to play with any special dietary requirements to:
EComp Ray Lewis email:-
- Written by: Peter Robinson
The funeral of WBro Mike Richards PAGDC, PPSGW will take place at the Counties Crematorium, Towcester Road, Milton Malsor, Northampton NN4 9RN (map link) on Monday the 23rd of May 2022 at 2pm.
Numbers are limited, so please contact the secretary of England's Centre Lodge No. 2555, WBro Steve Hardy, should you wish to attend; details are available in the Provincial Yearbook (members only).
- Written by: Peter Robinson
After three years of planning, the Province’s 96th lodge, Mulliner Classic Car Lodge No. 10019, was finally consecrated on Saturday the 30th April 2022 at Freemasons' Hall, The Griggs Centre, Sheaf Close, Northampton
Over 170-brethren attended the Consecration (the second in the Province this year), which included a wonderful ceremony and a most enjoyable festive board.
- Written by: Michael Genner
On May 10th Gildenburg Chapter held their Centenary Meeting at the Masonic Centre in Peterborough. Just short of 95 in attendance with just under 90 dining contributed to making the evening very special.
Those attending were treated to an explanation of the history of the Chapter and its Consecration as well as what was happening in Peterborough in 1921.
The Most Excellent Grand Superintendent addressed the Companions accompanied by the whole of the exec, a host of Grand Officers and barring Covid & Holidays all of the Active Provincial Officers. A really enjoyable and fraternal way to end the Masonic Season.
- Written by: Gerry Crawford
On the 1st of March 2022, Gerald Davies of Ceres Lodge No. 6977 started an unsupported solo-walk from Land's End to John o’ Groats (LEJOG) to raise funds for the 2024 MCF Festival.
After having crossed into Scotland south of Selkirk, Gerald was most pleased to meet The Three Brethren...
