The Masonic Armed Forces Covenant Reaffirmed
Following the signing of the Armed Forces Covenant, Bedfordshire has taken an important second step in support of that commitment by appointing its first Provincial Armed Forces Liaison Officer, a
Worshipful Brother Colin Detrick Caldicott
Dear Brethren, It is with great sadness and a heavy heart that I inform you of the sad passing to the Grand Lodge above of Worshipful Brother and E Comp
The Final Numbers Are In For The Someries Lodge Walk………..
In May of this year, John Pater and Tom Bennett, with the support of team members, Richard Zelent and Dominic Brooks of Someries Lodge No 5202 walked the 100 miles
Dunstable Chapter Set A New Record
The 16th October was not only a date to remember for the Members of Dunstable Chapter, but also a milestone in the Province which saw the Exaltation of four Companions
A Great Day For Bedfordshire
This year’s meeting of Provincial Grand Lodge was a splendid occasion with Nick Edwards, leader of Bedfordshire Freemasons, opening the meeting at Bedford’s Corn Exchange with over 280 in attendance,
Britalia-Garibaldi Quiz Night – And The Winner Is……….
Britalia Garibaldi Lodge No 10020 held a very successful quiz night at The Keep this weekend, raising funds for a charity very close to the heart of the current Master.
Its Game On For Bedfordshire’s Rugby Lodge
Roger de Somery Rugby Lodge No 6488 celebrated their Installation Meeting at Luton this weekend when Paul Kilby became the new Master of the Lodge being ably Installed by Past
Someries Lodge No 5202 Hit The Mark
The Someries Lodge team were pleased to learn recently that their website has been awarded Charter Mark status by UGLE to show it is an approved site and meets their
Ivel Lodge, Seventy-Five and Thriving.
There was a lot to celebrate at Ivel Lodge No 6846 this week. The first was marking their 75th Anniversary and Nick Edwards, the leader of Bedfordshire Freemasons was delighted
Leighton Cross and Beda Provide Help for the Scout Hut
Many parts of Bedfordshire have been adversely impacted by the recent flooding and this includes the Scout Hut used by the aptly named Riverside Church Scout Group in Leighton Buzzard.