Hundreds of families across the Philippines in desperate need of help in the aftermath of Typhoon Rai will be receiving essential supplies thanks to a grant of £25,000 to Plan International from Cumberland and Westmorland Freemasons and other Provinces. Freemasonry, through the United Grand Lodge of England (UGLE) and Masonic Charitable Foundation (MCF), is responding …
On Friday 10th December, The Right Worshipful Provincial Grand Master, William John Bewley, Accompanied by his Deputy, Bill Morley and his Assistants, Ian St John D’Arcy and Keith Beaumont attended the event at Carlisle Castle Museum of Military Life. They were joined by Vice Lord Lieutenant, the Lord lnglewood, Commander Burns, Colonel McMullen & Captain …
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Eleven years ago, teacher Elizabeth Brereton established a project by converting a large plot of waste land adjacent to the school, into a productive agricultural area producing vegetables, eggs, salads, fruits etc, as well as rearing a range of livestock including sheep. Over the years hundreds of pupils and adults have had the chance of …
According to Carers UK, the number of carers grew exponentially during the pandemic, reaching more than 13 million. The helping hand from the Freemasons is supporting them with essential items, life skills, counselling, crisis support, activities and breaks. Approximately 20,000 unpaid carers are receiving access to crucial support online, funded by the United Grand Lodge …
The United Grand Lodge of England has launched its first annual report in its 300 year history, marking another major step forward in its commitment to modernisation, transparency and normalization. The annual report includes the new mission statement, which sits alongside the UGLE’s four key values of integrity, respect, friendship and charity. In addition, a …
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1st Aspatria Rainbows have been granted over £2,000 by the Solway Group of The Province of Cumberland & Westmorland Freemasons. The unit is run by life-long Aspatria resident Helen Marrs, who explained that their two main fundraising events had been curtailed by the pandemic. She said “Normally, each year we host a Strawberry Tea and …
