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Joining Our lodge

We welcome new members from all professions and backgrounds.  Our current membership includes employed and self-employed people -  Electrician, Gas and Plumbing Engineer, Accountant, I.T. Consultant, Communication Engineer, Software Sales Executive, Police Officer, Retail Manager, Security Consultant, School Student Support Manager, Farmer, administrators, corporate managers, directors as well as retired gentlemen. We are looking to build our membership around people who are 25+. We have an active Lodge Mentor supported by a core group of members who help support those either waiting or recently joined.

We meet on the first Friday evening of each month from October to April.

We are a traditional Lodge, proud of our heritage and keen to maintain our identity. We uphold the virtues of masonry undertaking our meetings with dignity, closely adhering to the rules and requirements of The United Grand Lodge. We strive to achieve this in both a friendly and inclusive manner. Guests are frequent and made to feel very welcome. Lodge business is conducted to high standards, but the emphasis is on enjoyment during our assemblies and particularly at the dining which takes place afterwards. What a great way to finish your week in the company of likeminded people with a four course meal at a cost of just £22.00 and a club priced bar.

 

When it comes to the chariteable aspect of our work we support both masonic and local non-masonic charities. See our charity page.

 

There are regular communications to our members sharing news from across the masonic world, and our lodge in particlualr. We encourage those who wish to progress and support those who may wish to reflect or take their time in becoming more accustomed to our fraternity before advancing their knowledge.

 

Once you are a member, if interested we hold an informal weekly meetings on a Tuesday evening from September to April, starting at 7pm, with a visit to a local pub after. These meetings offer support, training and learning. During the season we also try and include, for those who attend, curry nights, Wetherspoon breakfasts and in April hold our annual Lodge supper.

In additionan during the year we hold social events for all our members, their familes and firends. These may include trips, luncheons, BBQ's and a Ladies Night.

Administration of our Lodge is undertaken at monthly committee meetings (September to April) to which all our members are welcome to attend, ensuring we maintain our ethos of being an open, progressive, inclusive Lodge.

We look forward to your enquiry and ask that you complete our contact form. 

Thank you 

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