Diary of a Frustrated Mason
An hilarious account of the first days after suspension of meetings (before full lockdown). By Paul A. Robinson, Wiltshire Lodge of Fidelity 663 Diary of a frustrated Mason – Day
The Old Black Shoes
Something to remind us of what we are all missing: The Old Black Shoes The old black shoes are looking glum As I pass the lobby door, “What’s wrong with
Be like Jim – ‘Call a mate’
In these challenging times, it can be easy to feel isolated and alone – make sure you look out for each other. A simple phone call can make all
Financial Distress
Please find below a note from our Provincial Grand Almoner Tony Green explaining the process for any member wishing to make a claim on the Masonic Charitable Foundation for financial
Zoom in on the Meetings
Sir William Harpur Lodge held a social meeting down the virtual pub last night, and were delighted to welcome the Provincial Grand Master who popped in for a quick glass
New role for Blood Bikers
Interesting news from Peter Nunn of Lovells Bury Lodge in Ampthill, and a member of BEDA Widows Sons: ‘Just thought I’d share a little item with you. As most of
Daily Advancement
If you are looking for an different way to get your daily dose of masonic learning, why not give these a try: The ‘Brother’ Masonic podcasts are now available on
£3,935 for MAGPAS Air Ambulance
At the recent meeting of the Provincial Grand Lodge of Bedfordshire Charity Fund, the Trustees heard an application from the MAGPAS Air Ambulance requesting a grant of £3,935 which would
Elstow Lodge, keeping it local
Elstow Lodge, who meet in Ampthill, has a sub – support group running in Lidlington, with their WM keeping in regular contact with other members in the village, especially one
Light Blues Club rise to the Occasion
Today we had the first opportunity to test the support system we have in place with the Light Blues Club. A self-isolating brother needed a prescription collecting, a request for