Brethren — let’s make this Mother’s Day truly special. You are warmly invited to a Mother’s Day Lunch at the Corinthian Restaurant, Freemasons' Hall, Goldsmith Street , a wonderful opportunity to come together in friendship and gratitude to celebrate the incredible women in our lives. Whether it’s your mother, wife, partner, sister, daughter, grandmother, or a cherished friend , this is the perfect occasion to say thank you for their love and support — and to introduce them t

📻 Exciting News for Nottinghamshire Freemasons! We’re proud to share that the Provincial Grand Master, RW. Bro Julian Patrick Townsend , will be live on BBC Radio Nottingham  at 7:20am tomorrow morning! He’ll be speaking about the life-saving Stop The Bleed  campaign and how Nottinghamshire Freemasons are actively supporting this vital initiative across our communities. This is a fantastic opportunity to hear how we’re making a real difference — helping to save lives and ser

There’s still time to book in for the Duchess of Portland Lodge No 3570’s next meeting . It promises to be an interesting event where the hiThere’sstory and symbolism of the Second Degree Tracing Board will be shared with the opportunity for discussion. The meeting will be held on Thursday 19th February 2026 at Freemason’s Hall, West Bridgford, 6:30pm start. For more information, please contact the Lodge Secretary at: lodgesecretary3570@gmail.com

Nottinghamshire Freemasonry continues to make a meaningful difference within our local communities. The Chairman of the Provincial Charity Committee, W Bro John Pawlik, together with W Bro Ken Purslow, Chairman of Newark Hall Charity Stewards, recently met with Flt Lt Darrell Reid to discuss supporting the purchase of a new crew bus for the Newark Air Cadets. This vital vehicle would enable cadets and their equipment to travel safely to annual camps, outdoor training and a wi

Men in Sheds Ransom Wood is a welcoming space where older and retired men can connect, create, and support one another. Through shared woodworking projects, conversation, and plenty of laughter, members rebuild confidence, purpose, and community spirit—especially vital in the wake of COVID-19. For just £3 a session, men gain companionship, practical skills, and a safe space to talk openly about life’s challenges. By reducing loneliness and promoting wellbeing, this inspiring

The Worshipful Master of the Old Elizabethan Lodge No 7714 wishes to extend his invitation to the Brethren of the Province to attend the upcoming Peaky Blinders themed Ladies Night on Saturday 28th March 2026, 6:00pm til late at the Oakham Suite, Freemason's Hall, Mansfield. Tickets are priced at £35.00 each. Dress to impress in your best vintage attire, sip on classic cocktails, and dance the night away. Book your spot now by contacting W Bro Calvin Everdell at: calvineverde

Freemasonry reveals its deepest strength not in ceremony, but in moments of vulnerability- when a brother falters, suffers, or faces crisis, and the Craft quietly closes rank around him. In those times, the bondbetween Mason and Lodge becomes something profoundly human: steadfast care, practical compassion, and an unspoken promise that no one is left to struggle alone. For families standing on the edges of fear and exhaustion, this brotherhood is not an abstract ideal but a l

Dear Brethren, Amelia, a 7 year old girl from Rowley Regis, near Halesowen has suffered with Neuroblastoma, a rare cancer that affects children, since 2020. She has been through every type of treatment available, even partaking in clinical trials and has battled bravely. Unfortunately the cancer has repeatedly returned and she is now receiving palliative care.On Tuesday 3rd March 2026, she will turn 8 years old and  her final wish  is to  break the UK record  and receive over

Pictured are WBro Mick Bowler and Provincial Charity Chairman WBro John Paul Pawlik both of Elliott Lodge with Diane Mitchell, the leader of Project Linus receiving a donation, which was gratefully received.   Since 2023, 1,380 Handmade Quilts and Blankets have been given to Children from difficult circumstances such as fostering, refuge or hospital visits. In addition children with special educational needs or disabilities from many specialist schools and clubs also benefit

WBro John Pawlik, Chairman of the Provincial Charity Committee, and WBro Simon Mattin visited Greenwood Riding for the Disabled Saturday morning to see how the £4632 Provincial grant has been applied and the work the organisation is currently undertaking.  Head Coach and Trustee Winifred Pritchett was on hand to give a brief tour of the stables and show how the volunteers operate when instilling confidence in the students, all of which have special educational needs or disabi

Now available to Members in the Provincial Vault. We are pleased to annouce that the Membership and Community Engagement Strategies 2026 are now available to members in the Province Vault. The Membership Strategy and the Community Engagement strategies can be found in the Membership Development Folder and the Community Engagement Folder respectively. PLEASE NOTE- ONLY MEMBERS OF THE PROVINCIAL WEBSITE WILL HAVE ACCESS. IF YOU ARE A MEMBER OF THE PROVINCE BUT NOT CURRENTLY RE

Following on from its recent success at John Eastwood Hospice,(Mansfield/Ashfield), the TLC Notts team have today joined up with Nottingham Hospice to supply Teddies for Loving Care bears to the Hospice

The Provincial Chapter of Instruction has arrived. The Most Excellent Grand Superintendent has initiated the formation of a  Provincial Chapter of Instruction which will serve the whole Province. The aim of the Provincial Chapter of Instruction is to help new Companions to understand and deliver the work of the Royal Arch in a sincere and meaningful manner.  The hope is that the members of the Chapter will be keen companions who are presently below the chairs of Principal in

Get ready for a thrilling evening of excitement, laughter and friendly competition at the Freemasons of Bassetlaw Race Night, taking place on Friday 20th February 2026, with a 7:00pm start, at Worksop Masonic Hall. Whether you're a seasoned race-night regular or trying it for the first time, this promises to be a lively and entertaining event for everyone. Enjoy the buzz of the races, place your bets, cheer on your favourites and soak up the great atmosphere of a social night

Symposium- A Collection of Masonic Talks. Save The Date! Dear Brethren, We are excited to invite you to the upcoming Symposium—a captivating series of talks designed to enrich your Masonic knowledge and fellowship. Mark your calendars for the morning of Saturday, 21st March 2026 , at Goldsmith Street. Please note: The event will start promptly at 10:30 AM (doors open at 10:00 AM) and conclude by 12:30 PM. If last year’s event is anything to go by, each presentation promises t

Are you ready to make a real difference? On behalf of the Province, W Bro Peter Gregory invites you to become a First Aid Instructor and help save lives. This inspiring training programme focuses on vital Stop the Bleed techniques, giving you the skills to respond confidently in emergencies and strengthen community resilience. No previous experience is needed—just the willingness to learn, grow, and pass on life-saving knowledge to others. Training is delivered locally at co

The PGM's Daughter Takes on the Sherwood Pines Half Marathon 2026 Francesca Townsend, the daughter of the Provincial Grand Master, R W Bro Julian Patrick Townsend and his wife Diane, is taking on the Sherwood Pines Half Marathon 2026, all to raise funds for the Masonic Charitable Foundation (MCF). Francesca wishes to deliver her message to all the members of the Province. “ I am running the Sherwood Pines Half Marathon on the 15 March 2026 to support the Masonic Charitable Fo

I invite you to take a few moments to read the latest update from W Bro Peter Gregory, which I believe will fill you with a renewed sense of pride in being a Nottinghamshire Freemason. It tells a powerful story of how our Province is living the Third Pillar Strategy through meaningful community engagement- working alongside partners, responding to real local needs, and quietly making a life-saving difference across the county. The article demonstrates our values in action, an

The Glittering Star Lodge No 322 Irish Constitution will be holding their next regular meeting at Freemasons Hall, Newark, on Tuesday 10th February 2026, 6:00pm start. The meeting will commence after the meeting of Magnus Lodge No 3441, start time 5:15pm. The Glittering Star Lodge is a Regular Masonic Lodge working under the Irish Constitution and holders of one of the two remaining Military Travelling Warrants in activity, allowing them to hold a Lodge meeting anywhere in th

A Young Girl’s Heartwarming Gift from TLC Notts.   A pyjama party fundraiser was held for Ward 25 of King’s Mill Hospital, a dedicated paediatric facility for children and young people. The event allows donations to be made to help provide the children on the ward with underwear and pyjamas while they are staying in the hospital.   W Bros Roger Garrett and John Pawlik, the Chairman and Secretary respectively of TLC Notts, who regularly donate their teddy bears to the hospital