Freemasons believe in an ethical approach to life. Our values are based on integrity, kindness, honesty and fairness. Members are urged to regard the interests of the family as paramount.
However, Freemasonry also teaches and practises concern for people, care for the less fortunate and help for those in need.
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Provincial newsThe bUGLEThe bUGLE is produced by the United Grand Lodge of England and is sent to Provincial Grand Masters, for them to distribute to the... -
Provincial newsTaylor’s Sporting Trilogy, the finaleAs many of you will be aware, Peter Taylor, our Provincial Grand Secretary, has been undertaking a ‘trilogy’ of sporting events in order to... -
Provincial newsA night with the stars raises £20,141.19pFollowing the wonderful night with the stars at the Opera House Theatre, in the Winter Gardens, Blackpool, in aid of the West Lancashire Masonic... -
Provincial newsTony delivers a replacement minibusThe 5th Blackpool Scout Group was desperately in need of new transport as their minibus was at the end of its life. Scout leader... -
Provincial newsMeet the new Provincial WardensWith the appointment of the new Provincial Senior and Junior Grand Wardens having taken place at Blackpool, both were invited to introduce themselves to... -
Provincial newsTaylor’s Sporting Trilogy Episode TwoPeter Taylor has just submitted his second report about the events he is taking part in to raise money for the MCF 2021 Festival... -
Provincial newsA wonderful night with the stars in BlackpoolThe Opera House Theatre, at the Winter Gardens in Blackpool was the venue for the 2019 major fund raising event for the West Lancashire... -
Provincial newsProvincial Grand Lodge 2019Once again, the Opera House Theatre at Blackpool hosted one of the highlights of the Masonic year as over 1,100 Freemasons attended the annual... -
Provincial newsPrGM`s Diary March 2019A wet and windy day to start the month as `March comes in like a lion`. Let us hope for better weather as the... -
Provincial newsMCF give £45,000 to African cyclone victimsThousands of people across Mozambique, Malawi and Zimbabwe whose lives have been devastated by Cyclone Idai will be given access to clean water, as... -
Provincial newsA splendid occasion for TonyThe names of Provincial Grand Masters of West Lancashire don’t often appear on the roll of Presidents of the annual festival of the Emulation... -
Provincial newsWLFC give Zoё's Place £10,000Tony Harrison (President of the West Lancashire Freemasons’ Charity) and Steve Kayne (WLFC CEO) along with other senior Freemasons visited Zoё's Place in Liverpool...
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Group newsWilling wayfarers join the group walkOn a glorious summer’s day with plenty of sparkling sunshine, this year’s annual sponsored Lancaster and District Group walk, hosted by Silverdale Lodge No... -
Group newsWalking the Wigan walkWhat more could a happy group of Freemasons and their families and friends want on a beautiful, sunny, Sunday afternoon in July than taking... -
Group newsThe bUGLEThe bUGLE is produced by the United Grand Lodge of England and is sent to Provincial Grand Masters, for them to distribute to the...
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Group newsLancaster and District Group golf competitionAs the players gathered at Knott End Golf Club for the Lancaster and District Group golf day, unfortunately so did the dark clouds. When... -
Group newsFriends reunited at TithebarnThe inconsistent British summer looked favourably upon the annual 'meat feast' organised by the Friends of Tithebarn, which was held in the grounds of... -
Group newsGroup Golf DayAs in previous years, the Ormskirk and Bootle Group Golf Day event was held at Mossock Hall Golf Club in Bickerstaff, with two separate... -
Group newsAn ‘eventful’ year for the fishing charityThe West Lancashire branch of the Masonic Trout and Salmon Fishing Charity has had a busy season, with three successful events held so far... -
Group newsAnother landmark lunchIt can prove a little confusing when Masons of two separate lodges share the same surname. It then can become even more mystifying when... -
Group newsPainless givingFour very different worthy causes were the beneficiaries of the fund raising undertaken by the Grange-over-Sands based Arthur John Brogden Lodge No 1715. [caption id="attachment_45813"... -
Group newsMFC spotlight centres on Centre 56To most of us the sound of children playing is perfectly natural. Interaction with others is a part of growing up and is one... -
Group newsChris opens upWhat could be better than combining something you really take great pleasure in whilst raising money for good causes? Chris and... -
Group newsPeace Lodge help local Army CadetsWhen the members of the Peace Lodge No 2269 were made aware that a local Army Cadet Unit were in need of a new... -
Group newsAll things bright and beautifulThere is an old saying which states ‘there is really no such thing as bad weather, only different kinds of good weather’ and that... -
Group newsA story of outstanding commitment to FreemasonryLancaster Masonic Hall was almost full to capacity when members of Lune Lodge No 4724, together with a whole host of visitors, gathered to... -
Group news‘Rank is but a Guinea Stamp’The warrant held by Lodge of Perseverance No 155 is dated 27 July 1777, however, the lodge was not formed until 1803 in Preston,... -
Group newsFun at Chorley and District Bowling TournamentThe Chorley and District Group Bowling tournament, which was filled with lots of fun and games, was once again held at the picturesque Rivington...
