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Well that’s all three peaks done. A gruelling but great three days of walking, scrambling and climbing. Thank you to all those that have sponsored us and all those that are going to sponsor us. The three charities will be so grateful that they will be able to help so many people in the hardest of times. Read their story here

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

Herefordshire Freemasons joined in with the city on Monday 20th June to celebrate Armed Forces Day by signing the Armed Forces Covenant at Hereford Town Hall, in the presence of HM Lord Lieutenant of Herefordshire, Edward Harley OBE, The Chairman of the Council, Cllr Sebastian Bowen, The Right Worshipful the Mayor of Hereford, Cllr Mark Dykes, and many other dignitaries. The covenant was signed by the senior Freemason in Herefordshire, Michael Holland, and Col Andy Taylor OBE DL, Rifles County

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

The team hosted our second match at The Bell Hotel and Country Club better known as The Forest of Dean Golf Club, against Gloucestershire Golf Section, now if you haven’t had the pleasure of playing this course it is well worth a visit, the last time I played there was many years ago, and the changes made to the course have in my opinion made a very big different with some challenging holes and open fairways to suit all golfers.

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

In this exciting edition of the Craftsmen, Herefordshire Masons launch a refreshed website. Read about it in the Craftsmen. Also read how Vitruvian Lodge got its number.