Congratulations to the brethren honoured with appointment to RAMGR, further details here.

The new Surrey 2022 Mark Benevolent Fund website contains information about the festival finale to be held at the Copthorne Effingham Park Hotel, Gatwick, Surrey RH10 3EU on the weekend of the 1st and 2nd July 2022. Details and booking form may be found at the following link:-

The Provincial Grand Master recently visited Unity Lodge of Mark Master Masons No 381 where he presented a 50 year certificate to W.Bro. David Boylin, P.G.St.B.

The Provincial Grand Master recently visited Stradbroke Lodge of Mark Master Masons No. 874 where he presented a 50 year certificate to V.W.Bro. Tom Sawyers, P.G.M.O.

Following a recent donation from the Mark Benevolent Fund we were delighted to receive this letter.

The Mark Benevolent Fund recently made donations amounting to over £100,000 to hospices throughout England in recognition of the lifetime of service and dedication by HRH The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. Mark Lodges were asked to nominate a £1,000.00 donation to a hospice of their choice. Here’s the list of nominations made by Hampshire and Isle of Wight Mark Lodges.

As you are probably aware the Mark Benevolent Fund recently made donations amounting to around £100,000 to hospices throughout England in recognition of the lifetime of service and dedication by HRH The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. Mark Lodges were asked to nominate a £1,000.00 donation to a hospice of their choice.

FInd the list of the official visits for 2021-22 here.

Dear Brethren All,

A hearty greeting to you all and I trust that you are all as well as can be expected. This will be my last fortnightly letter, we will, hopefully, be able to meet as much as we can face to face, if and when we wish from the 1st September. However I will continue with a monthly letter from the beginning of October. Restrictions have been lifted but the virus seems to continue to spread so please be cautious, only attend meetings as and when you feel comfortable. It has been said before, if you do not wish to shake hands then feel comfortable by keeping your hands by your sides. Likewise if you feel it necessary to wear a face mask please do so, we must all be aware of each other’s feelings so that all are comfortable within themselves.

Dear Brethren All,  

 I trust that I find you as well as can be expected and safe from harm. The restrictions having been lifted we now have to carefully follow any local directives in place. Hopefully you will all be of the opinion that you wish to meet up with  your fellow brethren, but there must be no pressure on you if you wish to still keep away from meetings until you see  how things are developing. The matter of shaking hands or wearing of facemasks is a very much a personal choice, please do not feel uncomfortable if you decline to shake hands or you wish to wear a face mask.