Service Related News

In an effort to raise much needed funds for the HMCA, W Bro Geoff Wilding of Royal Edward Lodge, has put together a presentation about a 250-year-old Masonic scroll, based on the research notes, and with permission of, W Bro David Partner. The talk takes approx. 45 minutes and is an ideal fill for a Lodge meeting where there is no other Masonic business. Please contact W Bro Geoff on geoffwilding@gmail.com for further information and availability.

BlackMarston school enjoyed a magical moment as Rose Hunt opened the school library and then accepted flowers, cards and a certificate for her long-service as Chair of Governors at the school. The School Council then enjoyed the new furnishings and mural created by local artist Sara McKee and purchased using a bequest to the school by Miss E Passey and a donation from the Hereford Freemasons. Also in attendance were current Chair of Governors, Andrew Firth and his Guest, Emma,

Palladian Lodge supports Parkinson’s UK. W Bro Phil Burgess during his time as Master of Palladian Lodge No 120 chose as one of the Masters’ charities, The Hereford and District Branch of the Parkinson Society. This is now known as The Hereford and District Branch of Parkinson’s UK. Parkinson’s is the fastest growing neurological condition in the world, and currently there is no cure.  Anyone can get Parkinson’s, young or old. In the UK, around 145,000 people are already living with

                  Delphis Donate to Local Charities.  On the 30th June David Knowles (Charity Steward of Delphis) organised a Charity Morning to pass on donations to 5 Herefordshire Local Charities, to assist with their recoveries from the Covid pandemic. Each charity took the opportunity to outline their Organisation’s facilities and shared networking between each other which they appreciated. Richard Cutler the Master of Delphis Lodge, and David Knowles (Charity Steward) welcomed each charity. David then went on to explain about Delphis

Dementia is a debilitating disease and In Herefordshire alone it is estimated there are around 3,200 suffers and this is predicted to rise to around 4,100 by 2025. In the early stages, when dementia is mild, most people are able to carry out their usual activities either independently or with low level support. However, as the condition progresses, some people living with dementia require more intensive support and may move into a residential or nursing home to have their needs

Can you help the members of Eastnor Lodge with their collection of goods to support the Ukrainian refugees? The members of Eastnor Lodge will be manning a collection drop off point next Saturday 14th May at Kyrle Street between 10am & 12 noon, to collect donations that will be transported to Ukrainian refugees by local man Mr Guy Bodger from Ledbury whom the Lodge is supporting. Eastnor Lodge was recently contacted by Mr Guy Bodger who has been organising and