Over £1,000 Raised for the Festival
Simon Cole of Cyril Robinson lodge, who walked all three days of the Universities Challenge Walk across Bedfordshire covering 56 miles, has more than doubled his target for his JustGiving
Universities Walk – Day Three Across Bedfordshire
Day three began yesterday at the Keep in Kempston, and saw walkers from both Cumberland and John Bunyan lodges, plus representatives from Beda Widow’s Sons and the Farley Lodge of
Universities Walk – Day Two Across Bedfordshire
The second day of the walk, over 20 miles from Luton to Bedford, was completed in lovely sunshine today and saw Cumberland Lodge hand the DKW cup onto John Bunyan
Universities Walk – First Leg Across Bedfordshire
The DKW Cup completed it’s first leg across Bedfordshire yesterday with a fantastic reception at The Pavilion, Luton – the home of The Cumberland Lodge No 3858, the first Bedfordshire
Walking for the Festival
The Bedfordshire section of the Universities Challenge Walk starts on Monday, and Simon Cole of Cyril Robinson lodge will be walking all three legs, covering more than 56 miles over
Sofa so Good
Our Deputy Provincial Grand Master reports that, as always, help is there when needed; When I put out a message on the Lovells Bury Lodge WhatsApp group asking for a
Wenlock White Table
The members of Wenlock lodge 6093 bounced back into action on Wednesday with an extra meeting. Many of the younger members were keen to get back into the swing of
Bedford to Brussels for the MCF
In April 2022 two slightly over weight middle aged men, namely Gareth Smith and Sy Cole of Cyril Robinson Lodge, will be taking on a 300 mile bike ride from
Join the Bedfordshire Walkers
It’s now under a month until the DKW Cup crosses Bedfordshire on the 23rd, 24th and 25th August, and we are seeking more walkers to join us as we raise
2026 Festival Donation by St Andrews Royal Arch Chapter
The Most Excellent Grand Superintendent together with the Deputy Grand Superintendent attended the recent St Andrews Chapter Zoom meeting. The Chapter were most welcoming and were able to hear the