Stuart Pearcey

Three Leicestershire cyclists have ridden 95 miles from Syston to Skegness in a day, sustained by hospitality from Lincolnshire brethren along the route and raising £1,000 […]

Although the ride home from Scunthorpe railway station took Phil and Rob Aitken past the 300-mile mark for their week-long coast to coast cycling epic – […]

More than 30 brethren formed an honour guard of Freemasons at the funeral of George Young,  who passed away on 31st July aged 88. A former police […]

Heading north to Scotland on the charity cycle ride originally intended to have taken him south to Paris Scunthorpe freemason Phil Aitken and his brother Rob […]

Our latest Freemasonry Story comes from Bourne in the south of the Province, where interviewee Mike Haynes has been a member of the Lodge of Aveland […]

One of the pioneers of the Members Pathway will examine The Future of Freemasonry in an online presentation of the same name that’s open to all […]

by Russell Race, Second Grand Principal in the Holy Royal Arch When I was asked to pen a few words for the Arena magazine in the […]

The older the Freemasons’ lodge, the lower its number, Right? Well, not necessarily – as in Lincolnshire, where the oldest lodge has the second-lowest number. That […]

A stunning two-tier #Lincs2025 Festival cake complete with edible gavel is the latest contribution to the So Bake It Be challenge set up by Tony O’Brien […]