United Grand Lodge of England (UGLE)
is the governing body of Freemasonry in England, Wales, the Channel Islands, the Isle of Man and some Districts overseas. UGLE currently has around 200,000 members meeting in over 7,000 Lodges, with students over 18 able to join one of the 85 Universities Scheme Lodges.
Lodges are grouped into 48 Provinces by region, roughly in line with the old county boundaries, under the guidance of UGLE.
London Freemasonry
Is a secular society open to men of any race, religion, political belief and status ...
The Kent Club
The Club is not a Lodge; regalia is not worn and events range in formality from impromptu get-togethers for drinks to formal black tie dinners at prestigious London venues.
Its a great way to get to know other Masons form other Lodges with needing formal visits. it encourages friendship and companionship amongst like-minded brethren, from the newly initiated to the most senior.
The Foundation Club
is a Provincial Grand Lodge of Surrey initiative that has been created to give new and young Freemasons in Surrey the opportunity to meet and socialise with Freemasons at similar stages in their Masonic journey.
The Foundation Club meets at various Masonic centres around the Province for informal meetings that are both fun and informative, as well as holding a number of social activities for lodge members and their family to get involved in.
All new Freemasons, Past Masters of Lodges and those who have yet to receive Provincial honours are automatically members of the Club (there is no joining or subscription fee).
