Statement from the Executive of the Craft & Royal Arch Province of Middlesex
We can announce that to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of R.W. Bro. Alastair Mason, the Most Worshipful The Grand Master / the Most Excellent The First Grand Principal, HRH the Duke of Kent KG, has been pleased to appoint V.W. Bro. Peter Baker PGSwdB (PAGSoj), Past Deputy Provincial Grand Master from 2001 – 2010, as Pro Provincial Grand Master for and Grand Superintendent in and over the Masonic Province of Middlesex.
The date for the installation of the Pro Provincial Grand Master and Grand Superintendent Designate will be announced in due course.
We wish V.W. Bro. Peter Baker the very best in his new role and we are sure that you would like to support him at his Installation.
Freemasonry means something different to everyone who joins
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Joining the Freemasons
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Is There Freemasonry for Women?
A question we’re often asked is, “Is there Freemasonry for Women?” We’re please to say that the answer is yes! If you would like to find out more information we recommend that you have a look at the websites for the following organisations: The Honourable Frafternity of Ancient Freemasons (HFAF) and The Order of Women’s Freemasons.
Universities Scheme
It was nearly 200 years ago that the first university Lodge, Apollo University Lodge, was founded at Oxford, with Isaac Newton University Lodge following soon afterwards at Cambridge. Since then many thousands of young men have been introduced to Freemasonry through these two Lodges, and they provided the inspiration for the Universities Scheme.
