Stuart Pearcey - Provincial Grand Lodge of Lincolnshire

November 3, 2026

Royal Arch Revealed: picture gallery from Louth event

Members from all over the Province went to our Louth Centre for a special event called The Royal Arch Revealed, listening to presentations from PGM/ Most […]

November 3, 2026

Richard takes the chair in a Spalding family affair

Richard Skells has been installed as Master of St Godric Lodge, sustaining a tradition of family involvement with the Spalding Lodge. He said: “We enjoyed a […]

November 3, 2026

Marathon Man Rob’s ready to hit the streets of London

A London Freemason living in Stamford will take to London’s streets in the city’s marathon next year to raise money for the Surrey 2030 Festival. Rob […]

November 3, 2026

Brothers in life become brothers in Freemasonry

Real-life brothers Dick and Chris Brady have become brothers in Freemasonry with Chris’s initiation into St Lawrence Lodge in Scunthorpe – even though Dick is in […]

November 3, 2026

Rough Ashlars prepare to head to Freemasons Hall for the next QC: Will you be there?

Brethren, Lincolnshire’s Rough Ashlars are heading back to London! Building on the success of last year’s visit, the Lincolnshire Rough Ashlars will once again be […]

October 30, 2026

Coffee morning guests revisit the Battle of Trafalgar

Grimsby’s successful coffee mornings continue, with those at the latest one fascinated by the story of the Battle of Trafalger in 1805, hearing not only of […]

October 28, 2026

Make mine a triple! Three go through their Second Degree together

Three Horncastle Freemasons have continued their Masonic journey as it started – together! Twins Louis and Jared Boddy, who’d been initiated into the Round Table Lodge […]

October 27, 2026

Lodge of Old Clee rides out a perfect storm to deliver a First Degree

The Lodge of Old Clee rode out a perfect attendance storm when it met to initiate Grant Berry, when holidays, sickness, work, and RNLI courses kept […]

October 27, 2026

Freemasons step up to support Remembrance with tree planting and poppy sales

A donation of £1,000 from Lincolnshire Freemasons has allowed Brigg Town Council to refresh the gardens around Brigg’s War Memorial after someone removed their earlier planting. Brigg […]