Lecture Raises Funds
The recent Zoom lecture by Tony Harvey hosted by the Bedfordshire Light Blues Club raised £520 in donations and should generate a further £116.25 in gift-aid. This will be donated
PGM Veritas Visit
On Thursday 11 June Veritas Lodge, which normally meets at Ampthill, held its weekly Video social call and had a very distinguished guest, the Provincial Grand Master. The PGM joined
£1,000 for Go Dharmic
Go Dharmic have received £1,000 from the MCF’s COVID-19 fund to help them continue the fantastic work they have been doing in Luton. The charity have started a pop up
Celebrating Three Score and More
62 years ago today witnessed the marriage of W Bro David and Jill Peters. The picture above was taken at their 60th Wedding Anniversary party and the one below on
Bedfordshire Freemasons Supporting Foodbanks
The Masonic Charitable Foundation have highlighted the recent donations we have made to Bedfordshire based Foodbanks – just part of the ongoing support we are providing to charities in our
£1,000 for Herts & Beds Bloodbikes
SERV Herts & Beds Bloodbikes have been awarded £1,000 from the MCF COVID-19 Fund following a nomination by Bro Peter Nunn of Lovells Bury Lodge. Thank you so much again
Bedfordshire Universities’ Scheme
W. Bro. Bill Henderson heads up the University Scheme in the Province of Bedfordshire and has been instrumental in its success over the past two years. Cumberland Lodge 3858 joined
Lifelites During Covid-19
Lifelites began in 1999 as a Masonic millennium project. It is now a well established independently registered charity, raising all its own funds from a wide variety of sources, but
Free Bereavement Counselling
Bedford Daycare Hospice is supporting the people of Bedford Borough and Central Bedfordshire by providing a counselling / bereavement support service. This is more poignant at this time with the
Hold Still..
The National Portrait Gallery is currently running at photography competition surrounding the Coronavirus pandemic called ‘Hold Still’ (https://www.npg.org.uk/hold-still/). Spearheaded by The Duchess of Cambridge, Patron of the National Portrait Gallery,