http://www.rmtgb.org Fri, 11 Jan 2008 08:43:26 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en On 31st January and 1st February 2008 the RMTGB will relocate its offices to the new Charities Floor at Freemasons' Hall, 60 Great Queen Street, London, WC2B 5AZ. Our telephone and fax numbers will remain unchanged. 31 Great Queen Street, which has been the symbol of immeasurable support for Masonic children ... http://www.rmtgb.org/pages On the 13 September 2007, Lodge Room 23 in Freemasons’ Hall, London was the venue for something different, when the RMTGB held its first ever Masonic Charity Festival Forum. Representatives from eight Provinces either in Festival or recently having completed a Festival joined with Council Members and Trust Staff ... http://www.rmtgb.org/pages W Bro Keith Hulks, PAGStB, retired in September 2006 having served for 44 years in Great Queen Street. Keith began his career in August 1962 at the Royal Masonic Institution for Boys as a junior, rising to the post of Head of Petitions in that organisation. With the amalgamation ... http://www.rmtgb.org/pages On 3 October the Royal Masonic Trust hosted a reception to celebrate 80 years since their offices were built in Great Queen Street. Guest of honour was HRH The Duke of Kent. In his welcoming speech, Andrew Stebbings, President of the Trust, recalled that in its 218 year history the Trust ... http://www.rmtgb.org/pages 23 February 2006 A special General Court was held at 31 Great Queen Street and changes to the Governing documents affecting the way notices are issued were approved. http://www.rmtgb.org/pages 31 January 2006 The Chairman of the PR and Fund-Raising Committee and the Secretary to the Council made the last in a series of three presentations in the Province of Yorkshire North and East Ridings to assist in a final push before the conclusion of the 2006 Festival appeal in June. ... http://www.rmtgb.org/pages 27 January 2006 The Chairman of the PR and Fund-Raising Committee, Robert Cook and the Secretary to the Council made two presentations in the Province of Cheshire in thanks to the brethren for their efforts with the 2005 Festival. http://www.rmtgb.org/pages 21 January 2006 Worcestershire launch the 2011 Festival in support of the Trust. http://www.rmtgb.org/pages 01 January 2006 Lifelites was established as a separate charity able to seek both Masonic and non-Masonic support. http://www.rmtgb.org/pages 14 December 2005 The President unveiled plans for the relocation of the charities into Freemasons' Hall and the establishment of lifelites as a separate charity. http://www.rmtgb.org/pages