Royal London Hospital Lodge
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We were originally a hospital medical lodge, with many Lodge members having a close personal or professional connection to healthcare, but there is no prerequisite for membership. We work the Emulation Ritual and are proud of our high standard of mentorship so that all feel involved and engaged. We work hard to create a safe, open and encouraging culture.
We strive to be as inclusive as possible, and are open to being contacted by all religions and backgrounds who believe in a single supreme being and may be interested in becoming a Freemason, however, we are especially open to contact from those with close links to Barts Health NHS Trust, Barts & the London School of Medicine and Dentistry and Queen Mary University of London.
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The Royal London Hospital Lodge meets at Freemasons Hall, Great Queen Street, London on the second Wednesday of November, December, February and March
Read about the latest updates and changes, related to our brotherhood
1,000 Opportunities for Homeless Londoners Rebuilding Their Lives
A generous grant of £8,000 from London Freemasons will enable Only A Pavement Away to support more individuals in London who are experiencing homelessness move into roles in the hospitality industry. This grant will enable the charity to place 110 candidates into employment and create over 1,000 learning and career development opportunities.
Read MoreMelting Knives, Raising Futures: Summer Fitness for At-Risk Teens across London
London Freemasons’ Charity has awarded a £10,000 grant to London-based charity Steel Warriors to support a Summer 2026 project delivering free calisthenics classes for young people across the capital.
Read MoreLondon’s At-Risk Youth Served up Hospitality Training at The Clink Training Cafe
The Clink Training Café is the charity’s first dedicated hospitality training facility designed exclusively for young people aged 16–25 who could be at risk of entering the criminal justice system. It is an initiative intended to give students direction and purpose, whilst also strengthening community resilience in South London.
Read MoreBelow you can find information, related to our latest events and activities
Kent Club Gala
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