The Friends of Wendover Community Library sent thanks to the Bucks Masonic Golf Society (BMGS) for their donation of £200 to fund the wall-hanging remembering the heroes of World War One.
The Deputy Mayor of Leighton-Linslade, Syed Rahman, recently attended a Christmas Luncheon at Stanbridge Rugby Club.
Forest Bridge School, in Maidenhead, recently put in an application to the Bucks Masonic Centenary Fund (BMCF) for the funding to buy a heavy duty outdoor table-tennis table.
The Queens Park Arts Centre in Aylesbury has been undergoing a bit of a facelift in recent months as part of its Limelight Theatre Refurbishment Project.
As part of their longstanding Freemasonry in the Community initiative, the Beaconsfield Masonic Committee recently took members of The Engine Shed www.theengineshed.org.uk on a fun day out to the Didcot Railway Centre.
On 16th July, 30 children between the ages of 6 and 15, along with their parents or carers were treated to a day out at the Holmer Green Model Railway.
After an extremely successful gymnastics party in April, on 2nd June the Beaconsfield Freemasonry in the Community Committee invited a group of young carers between the ages of 10 and 13 to Road Farm, Great Missenden to try their hand at Clay Pigeon Shooting under the watchful eye of Roger Hance, Roger number 2 and Clive.
Over the last few years Beaconsfield Freemasons have been holding a series of events for local carers, both young and old.
The Lane End Players recently hosted a group of 50 young carers from the High Wycombe area during their performance of the pantomime, Jack and the Beanstalk.
The annual Grenville Lodge No. 1787 Widows lunch took place as usual at the fabulous Villiers Hotel in Buckingham
Stony Stratford Masonic Centre hosted a Christmas lunch for 68 senior citizens on 10th December.
On 20 September a visit for approximately 25 children between the ages of 6 and 15 with their parents to the Chinnor and Princes Risborough Railway Line was arranged by the Beaconsfield Freemasonry in the Community Committee.