Welcome to Sudeley Castle Lodge No. 8976, in the Province Of Gloucestershire, Of the United Grand Lodge of England
Worshipful Master W. Bro. Robert O'Donoghue
We originally met in Sudeley Castle in Winchcombe, but are now based at the Masonic Hall, Stow on the Wold, Gloucestershire
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Our Latest News
Sudeley Castle October Meeting
Five members gathered to represent the brethren on Monday 19th October and ballot for two joining members. [...]
Zoom Meeting with our Potential Candidates
Last night (12th October) we enjoyed a Zoom meeting with Lodge members, one of our joining members and two potential candidates. An excellent evening including a paper on the meaning of Freemasonry and a presentation on historical Freemasons. [...]
Kates Home Nursing gains a GMCA grant of £2000
Our nominated charity for the GMCA Covid Emergency fund was Kate’s Home Nursing and we are delighted that a grant of £2000 has been successful. [...]
Lodge Virtual Meeting – 10th August
Lodge members were joined by the Deputy Provincial Grand Master, W.Bro. Brian Ashworth and W.Bro. Tony Allcock last evening for a virtual meeting on Zoom. [...]
Sudeley Castle Lodge
Sudeley Castle Lodge No 8976 was Consecrated at Tewkesbury on 14th March 1981 and held its first meeting at the Castle in Winchcombe on 13th April with a capacity attendance of 19 Officers, 13 Members and 23 Visitors. We now meet at The Masonic Hall, Church Street, Stow On The Wold, GL54 1BB Read More...
Sudeley Castle Lodge is one of 81 Lodges in the Province Of Gloucestershire, and is part of The United Grand Lodge Of England. There are 17 Masonic Centres in the Province of Gloucestershire with one or more Lodges meeting at each of them.
