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On Thursday August 13th, our Group 8 Chairman – Jim Mason – received a call from a friend that he used to fish with…….. ……“I run an annual charity fishing day for kids, it’s in two weeks time, and this year we have more children than fishing rods – can you possibly help?” Having then […]

Royal Navy Lodge is delighted to have presented a cheque for £235 to the Thanet Disabled Riding Centre in Broadstairs, supporting the invaluable work the charity carries out for disabled people across the local community. The funds were raised during the Lodge’s popular Mr & Mrs Night, an evening filled with fun, laughter and friendly

It was certainly one of those classic Ramsgate summer evenings — bright sunshine, dry skies, a cooling breeze, perfect weather for a stroll along the seafront or to the harbour. The forecast showed sunshine continuing into the evening with very little chance of rain before a clear night. But this night was not one for walking,

Late June in the Garden of England. In sporting terms, a time of year usually associated with the gentlemanly sound of leather on willow, or this year – being a World Cup year – the boorish repetitive chant of “Yoo-essay” from our colonial cousins. But for the Freemasons of East Kent the sound was more

Royal Navy Lodge No. 429, the Ramsgate-based Masonic lodge with a proud tradition of charitable giving, has announced a donation of £250 to Beth Reeves, who is taking on one of the world’s most gruelling open-water swimming challenges — a relay crossing of the English Channel — in aid of national spinal injury charity Aspire.

Members and guests recently gathered to celebrate a remarkable milestone in the Masonic journey of Worshipful Brother Peter Rodd, who has completed fifty years of dedicated service to Freemasonry. Peter’s Masonic career began when he was initiated into the Old Ruymian Lodge, marking the start of a lifelong commitment to the principles of Brotherly Love,

It is customary at Royal Navy Lodge that each year, our Senior Warden hosts that Lodge of Instruction Supper. Typically, this is an opportunity to appreciate a good meal (and a glass of wine) with our wives and partners and to enjoy the fellowship of the Royal Navy Lodge family. It is also a further

Our April meeting saw us welcome Brethren from the St Lawrence Lodge 3350 to Royal Navy Lodge for a memorable evening of friendship, fraternity, and Masonic spirit. The evening comprised of an interesting explanation of some of the symbolism related to the degree of a fellowcraft which had been expertly put together by WBro Peter