On 24th August Beaconsfield Freemasons once again gave a group of young carers experience of Clay Pigeon Shooting.

Two high dependency beds donated by Buckinghamshire Freemasons are part of the Action4Youth’s new Yurt Village at Caldecotte Xperience,

Beaconsfield committee for Freemasonry in the Community treated 20 Young Carers to an outing

On 7th December 2014 the Beaconsfield branch of Freemasonry in the Community held a Christmas party at the Beaconsfield Masonic Centre for 40 young carers between the ages of 6 to 11 from the charity CarersBucks in High Wycombe.

Following the success of last year’s day out at the Holmer Green model railway club The Beaconsfield Committee for Freemasonry in the Community set about organising another day for the Engine Shed.

Members of Stokenchurch Lodge recently paid tribute to our war dead by cleaning up military graves in the South Bucks village of Stokenchurch. 

Members of Herschel and Observatory Lodges paid a special tribute to Slough’s community heroes.

Jason is 11 years old has Cerebral Palsy and his whole world is centred around his wheelchair.

Many people are aware of the charitable aspect of Freemasonry. However, they often percieve it as either being solely “in house” – caring for our own – or donations made through The Grand Charity to large national concerns.

The whole ethos of modern Freemasonry is the support for international, national and local charities and helping those less fortunate in our own local communities.