Mark Master Masons of Kent News

1. My earliest memory is at three years old, feeding swans from the steps of Fowey Harbour in Cornwall. 2. I played Rugby for Bristol First XV and Bath First XV and for England as a schoolboy in Rugby and Athletics. Neither International career extended past the age...

1. My earliest memory is at three years old, feeding swans from the steps of Fowey Harbour in Cornwall. 2. I played Rugby for Bristol First XV and Bath First XV and for England as a schoolboy in Rugby and Athletics. Neither International career extended past the age...

To: All Provincial/Divisional/District Heads of Orders and Regional Grand Prefects in England Dear Sir and Brother, Changes to the rules relating to social gatherings in England and what this means for masonic meetings When I wrote to you on Wednesday about the impact...

On the morning of Sunday 13th September 30 members of the Widows Sons Masonic Bikers Association from three Kent Chapters rode out to the Battle of Britain Memorial above the iconic White Cliffs at Capel-le-Ferne. Whilst there the group, which included five members of...

After some six years of raising funds for the 2020 Festival and having raised an incredible £16,000, the Kent Mark Bonus Ball Initiative ended on Saturday 5th September. From a small idea grew a fun initiative that raised more funds towards the Festival than any...

Despite the cancellation of the 2020 London Marathon scheduled to be run on April 26th. W. Bro Jon Meyer has continued to train in the hope of a new date being set. You will have seen from previous articles posted on the Provincial website that Jon has found many...

As this is the start of what would have been a new Masonic season, it is timely to be looking ahead and considering how we plan to return the Mark Province of Kent to a period of sustained growth. I am therefore delighted to announce the launch of our Provincial...

We are delighted to announce that a further two applications have been approved by the Mark Benevolent Fund Worthy Causes Committee for charities here in Kent. The successful applications were from Martha Trust who have care homes for people with profound physical and...

1. No sooner had I left school I received a letter for a job interview for the Welfare Insurance Company which was to be based in Folkestone (now a block of flats). Having secured the position there followed a three year commute to Cannon Street, leaving home at...

1. No sooner had I left school I received a letter for a job interview for the Welfare Insurance Company which was to be based in Folkestone (now a block of flats). Having secured the position there followed a three year commute to Cannon Street, leaving home at...