The inaugural meeting of the proposed Welsh Language Lodge in the Province will take place at the Masonic Hall Carmarthen on Tuesday 12th November 2019 at 10-45a.m, and will discuss the formation and consecration of the lodge. Full details can be found here. |
The Installation schedule and meeting calendar (2019-2020) are available to download (and print) by clicking here. Alternatively you can look at the live Google calendars by clicking here. If you spot an error, please let us know by replying to this email, or emailing sec@wwmason.com. |
There are two Chapter installations in November they are - Loyal Welsh Chapter on Monday 18th November and Arberth Chapter on Wednesday 27th November. For further details contact the relevant Scribe E.
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There are two events already booked this month for the Club, they are the Tenby Beer Festival on Saturday 2nd November and the Castlemartin Lodge installation on Wednesday 6th November. For further details about the club click here. For updates on the events listed and planned future events please contact John Trott (Social Secretary) by email on johntrott68@aol.com or via Facebook or our Whats App pages. |
New Floor for Special Needs Gymnastics Club |
Members of Pembrokshire Special Needs Gym Club are thrilled with their new floor!
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Pembrokeshire Special Needs Gymnastics Club has been running since 2007. The club is made up of 35 gymnasts. All of the coaches and helpers are volunteers and give up their free time to help the Club with Coaching and Fundraising. For further details click here.
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Tenby Lodge Supports Prostate Cancer |
For further details click here. |
For Freemasons, for families, for everyone. Funded entirely through the generosity of Freemasons and their families, the Masonic Charitable Foundation is one of the largest grant-making charities in the country.
Click here or call 020 3146 3333 for more detals.
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Follow the Province on Social Media
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Follow the Province (including the new Provincial Grand Master) on Social Media by clicking on the images.
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West Wales Freemasons Help Eliza's SDR Journey |
James Ross, Head of West Wales Freemasons presents a cheque for £7k to Bryoni Kell, Eliza's mother.
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Eliza Scriven was born prematurely at 29 weeks and as a result of infection suffered a brain injury, which was diagnosed at 18 months as Spastic Diplegic Cerebral Palsy. The cerebral palsy causes stiffness in Eliza’s legs, which causes pain, limits her mobility and left untreated will ultimately confine her to a wheelchair.
Eliza is now 5 years old and unfortunately the Selective Dorsal Rhizotomy surgery (SDR) which will enable Eliza to live a life without limits is not available to NHS patients in Wales. For the full story click here.
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The Province has organised a series of workshops to help with planning for the future of Freemasonry in the Province of West Wales.
These workshops are entitled “My Lodge - Our Future“. For dates and further details click here.
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West Wales Communication Team |
The new Provincial Grand Master is very keen to further improve the flow of information from Lodges to the Province and from the Province back to Lodges.
The PGM has appointed three Assistant Communication Officers to help W Bro Alun Littlejohns, (asec@wwmason.com) Provincial Assistant Grand Secretary. For further details click here.
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Tenby Supports Harry Malone |
In the photo (from the left) Clive Webb, Harry Malone and Simon Toy. In the foreground the Player of the Year Cup.
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Young Harry Malone recently attended an occasion to remember - lunchtime presentation held at Sophia Gardens, Cardiff and was surprised and delighted to receive the cup for Player of the Year. Forfurther details on this story click here. |
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Neyland Presentation to Sandy Bears
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W Bros Bryn Lewis (PAGDC) & Colin Jenkins (ProvJGW) of Neyland Lodge present a cheque for £300 to Sandy Bears Bereavement Charity |
The members of Neyland Lodge were delighted to donate £300 to the Sandy Bears Bereavement Charity based in Milford Haven, Pembrokeshire. Sandy Bear Children’s Bereavement Charity is a non-profit organisation providing support to children and their families who have experienced a bereavement. They are run entirely by the generous donations from the community to support children ages 0-18. For further details and a useful link click here. |
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