Generated by All in One SEO v5.0.0.1, this is an llms.txt file, used by LLMs to index the site. # Norfolk Freemasons Norfolk Freemasons ## Sitemaps - [XML Sitemap](https://www.norfolkfreemasons.org.uk/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website. ## Posts - [Norfolk Freemasons at the Royal Norfolk Show](https://www.norfolkfreemasons.org.uk/norfolk-freemasons-at-the-royal-norfolk-show/) - Norfolk Freemasons were proud to be part of the Royal Norfolk Show on Wednesday 24th and Thursday 25th June, two very hot but hugely enjoyable days celebrating the very best of Norfolk.Our stand gave us a valuable opportunity to meet and engage with members of the public, talk openly about Freemasonry, and highlight what a - [Community Engagement Across Norfolk Freemasonry](https://www.norfolkfreemasons.org.uk/community-engagement-across-norfolk-freemasonry/) - “Across Norfolk, Freemasons are quietly making a real difference every day. What we’re now starting to see is the true scale of that impact, and it’s something we should be proud to share.”Ian Betts, Community Engagement OfficerCommunity engagement across Norfolk Freemasonry continues to grow in both scale and impact, with Lodges and individual members contributing - [Norfolk Freemasons Support Local and National Charities with Recent Donations](https://www.norfolkfreemasons.org.uk/norfolk-freemasons-support-local-and-national-charities-with-recent-donations/) - Norfolk Freemasons continue to demonstrate their commitment to supporting communities both locally and nationally, with recent charitable contributions making a meaningful impact.A donation of £1,500 was recently presented to Norfolk and Waveney Mind at their REST hub in Aylsham. The funding will support the charity’s ongoing work providing vital mental health services across the region, - [Ceres Lodge Supporting Young Carers and Community Connections](https://www.norfolkfreemasons.org.uk/ceres-lodge-supporting-young-carers-and-community-connections/) - WBro Peter De Gol representing Ceres Lodge recently presented a £1,000 donation to Laura Price of Caring Together Charity, recognising the vital and often unseen work the organisation carries out in supporting unpaid carers across the community. Caring Together Charity provides practical, emotional and social support to carers of all ages. Many of those supported - [Supporting Craft, Community and Wellbeing in South Walsham](https://www.norfolkfreemasons.org.uk/supporting-craft-community-and-wellbeing-in-south-walsham/) - Norfolk Freemasons were pleased to support the Wherry Wood Turners at a recent charity demonstration evening in South Walsham, with a £500 donation from the brethren of Thorpe St Andrew Lodge 8010.The event showcased the skill and dedication of local woodturners, with a live demonstration that highlighted both the craftsmanship involved and the strong sense - [Supporting Young Talent: Norfolk Freemasons Back Norwich’s Rising Shooting Stars](https://www.norfolkfreemasons.org.uk/supporting-young-talent-norfolk-freemasons-back-norwichs-rising-shooting-stars/) - Recently, members of the Norfolk Masonic Clay Pigeon Shooting Committee visited Norwich City Target Club to present a donation of £500 in support of their Talented Junior Athlete Bursary Fund. This contribution represents a direct investment in young people across Norfolk who are striving to compete at the highest levels in air rifle and air - [The NFCF & Community Engagement Teams working together supporting East Tuddenham Football Club](https://www.norfolkfreemasons.org.uk/the-nfcf-community-engagement-teams-working-together-supporting-east-tuddenham-football-club/) - Norfolk Freemasons were pleased to visit East Tuddenham Youth Football Club, where a recent donation has helped support the club’s growing activities. I attended alongside Richard Garwood, Provincial Grand Charity Steward, and Craig Humphrey, Community Engagement Ambassador, to see the teams in action. It was an excellent morning of grassroots football. The U8 Lions faced - [A Joyous Milestone at Thornage Hall: The Opening of Orchard Lodge](https://www.norfolkfreemasons.org.uk/a-joyous-milestone-at-thornage-hall-the-opening-of-orchard-lodge/) - On Wednesday 12th November 2025 I had the great honour of attending the official opening and blessing of Orchard Lodge at Thornage Hall, an occasion filled with warmth, pride and genuine community spirit. I was invited to represent Norfolk Freemasons following our significant donation towards the Orchard Lodge project, and it was a privilege to see - [Older people in North Norfolk will feel less isolated thanks to Norfolk Freemasons](https://www.norfolkfreemasons.org.uk/older-people-in-north-norfolk-will-feel-less-isolated-thanks-to-norfolk-freemasons/) - Older people in North Norfolk will feel less isolated thanks to Norfolk FreemasonsAround 85 older people per week in the area around Sheringham will feel less isolated and take part in a variety of engaging activities thanks to a grant to Age Concern North Norfolk from Norfolk Freemasons. A £15,000 grant over three years will ## Pages - [Home](https://www.norfolkfreemasons.org.uk/) - Discover Freemasonry in Norfolk, our values of integrity, friendship, respect & service. Learn how to join, explore lodges, and support our charitable work. - [Community Engagement](https://www.norfolkfreemasons.org.uk/community-engagement/) - See how Norfolk Freemasons support community life through charity, mentoring, welfare, health and more. Discover our local impact and ways you can join. - [Women in Freemasonry](https://www.norfolkfreemasons.org.uk/women-in-freemasonry/) - Women in Freemasonry Women Freemasons have been meeting across the country for over 100 years. There are two female-only Grand Lodges: The Order of Women Freemasons and HFAF – Freemasonry for Women. They both follow exactly the same ceremonies and wear the same regalia as male Freemasons, and they often work closely with community and - [Ladies 2 O’Clock Club](https://www.norfolkfreemasons.org.uk/2-oclock-club/) - Ladies 2 O’Clock Club Welcome to the 2 O’Clock Club The 2 O’Clock Club was established in March 2012 by Ali Moore and Christine London. 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It offers a fascinating look at the history of Freemasonry in Norfolk, with free entry available to both the public and Brethren. The museum is open on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, - [UGLE Mission Statement](https://www.norfolkfreemasons.org.uk/ugle-mission-statement/) - UGLE Mission Statement United Grand Lodge of England Mission Statement WHAT WE ARE (Purpose) We are a unique members’ organisation which has thrived for over 300 years. Having no political or religious affiliations, we comprise members of all ages, races, religions, cultures and backgrounds. We meet in our individual Lodges throughout the country where we ## Categories - [Uncategorised](https://www.norfolkfreemasons.org.uk/category/uncategorised/)