by Gerry Russell | Jan 9, 2019 | Grant Making Committee, Latest ELMC News
When WBro Gordon Fielding, the Charity Steward of Concord Lodge 1534, heard about the recent arson attack on Red Lane Primary School he approached the school to see if any help was needed. He learnt that, although much of the damage to the school property was covered...
by Gerry Russell | Nov 28, 2018 | Latest ELMC News
Jack Mansergh Farraday OBE was an accountant by profession. He had a history of service to Bury which resulted in him being awarded an OBE for services to the community in 1995. Outside Freemasonry, he is remembered for his work with Bury Hospice of which he was...
by Gerry Russell | Nov 15, 2018 | Latest ELMC News, Young Peoples Committee
The YPS Autumn event, a visit to the Palace Theatre, Manchester to see a performance of Matilda, proved very popular with the Young People. The YPS Committee had booked tickets for the afternoon performance on Saturday 27thOctober. Matilda the Musical is the...
by Gerry Russell | Nov 8, 2018 | Grant Making Committee, Latest ELMC News
Several months ago the ELMC made a donation of £7,000 to enable the Tea Rooms at the Tottington Centre to open, and we can now proudly announce that on the 1stNovember, the Tea Rooms were officially opened for business. The Tottington Centre is housed in the old...
by Gerry Russell | Oct 26, 2018 | Uncategorized
No, it is not a misprint. A Lodge Charity Steward has actually given some money to a Freemason! This situation is so unusual that a photograph was taken to affirm the event – and what can’t speak, can’t lie! As has been said to every candidate, “Charity has the...
