Stuart Pearcey - Provincial Grand Lodge of Lincolnshire

May 1, 2026

Be sure to wear the right tie at our Provincial meetings

Everyone attending our Provincial Grand Lodge and Grand Chapter meetings at the Epic Centre this month should wear one of the following: the Lincolnshire Provincial tie, […]

May 1, 2026

Grand Master’s presence topped off two amazing days at Freemasons Hall

What an incredible couple of days in London at the Grand Lodge or the Investiture meetings, writes Chris Jones. It was made all the more special […]

May 1, 2026

Synchronise your diaries: Social Committee announces 2026 event dates

Members of Lincolnshire’s Masonic Social Committee have arranged the following events for the year ahead: Provincial Quiz – Lincoln Masonic Centre, 11th April; Sausage & Mash […]

April 30, 2026

Final few PSA test places remain

Just a handful of PSA test places remain with less than two weeks to go before our third Provincial PSA test session – and if you’re […]

April 30, 2026

Fun and games at Freemasons Hall

Proving that Freemasonry’s fun were Lincolnshire brethren in London to attend the UGLE investiture meeting and Supreme Grand Chapter. The five given Grand rank appointments and […]

April 28, 2026

PGM’s team watches Bayons Lodge pass Scott

PGM Dave Wheeler and his team visited Bayons Lodge in Market Rasen to watch Scott Bryce passed to the second degree. It was also a special […]

April 28, 2026

Twist in the tale: Wardens’ photo rivalry spills over into the Royal Arch

Provincial Wardens Gideon Hall and David Carter have been sharing a friendly rivalry all year – to discover which of them can get more pictures of […]

April 28, 2026

Freemasons’ donation supports group whose members prove that little things mean a lot

Spilsby Freemasons have given £500 to what they describe as a really lovely, genuinely grateful group of people making a difference by helping others because they […]

April 26, 2026

Friends of Connaught Court cancel summer fayre for another year

The Friends of Connaught Court have once again decided to cancel their Summer Fayre. Chairman Brice Lowis explains the position in a letter published below: