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The first Master Mason in charge of building the main part of Salisbury Cathedral, Nicholas of Ely, was paid one shilling and sixpence (just over 7p) per day when he began working on it in 1227. He became Bishop of Salisbury in 1287. If you would like to be part of a global community that has its roots firmly in the ground in Buckinghamshire, pleas

Raising money for the Royal Marines Charity – The L.A.S.E.R. guided method. A book by W.Bro Alex Thomson-Bray: Alex is a member of Amersham Lodge, in Buckinghamshire province. He wrote this book because fear tried its best to define his life—until he refused to let it. He grew up facing childhood violence, trauma, poverty, homelessness, and being t

The four original Lodges which effected the formation of the Premier Grand Lodge on 24th June 1717 at a meeting in The Goose and Gridiron Alehouse in St. Paul's Churchyard, are referred to as “The Four Old Lodges.” They were known by the names of the taverns or ale houses where they met, The Crown Alehouse in Parker's Lane near Drury Lane, The Appl

TREEEEMENDOUS Work Last weekend as part of our continuous Freemasonry In The Community initiative and bedrock of what we do, several brethren from across the province attended 2 locations - Aylesbury & Bletchley to collect & recycle Christmas trees for a small fee.  That small fee would then be donated in full to the two local hospices -  

As we sign off for the year, we look back on some of the amazing things we as a province have achieved. * New Provincial Grand Master* 3 new Assistant Provincial Grand Masters* New Lodge consecrated - Buckinghamshire Football Lodge* 1 Provincial Garden Party* Theatre Charity Presentation Day* Sports Lodge Special Interest Day - Football, Rugby &