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Brethren June has been a whirlwind month for myself and the Commission. Can I first thank you all for your support at the Installation Ceremony at Hamilton Racecourse.
The weather was kind to us, and I hope you had an enjoyable afternoon.
Our guests from Grand Lodge and the Sister Provinces have been generous with their praise for the location, our organisation and how it all ran to schedule. This was due in no small part to the 2 Provincial Secretaries, the Ticket Master and those who assisted as Stewards, and the Staff at the Racecourse my thanks to everyone.
The Commission and I are now looking forward to working with you all in the years that lie ahead. We will be holding a series of meetings and will be able to give you details of our plans at the Regular Communication of PGL on the 2nd October in St. Mary Coltness No. 31. For now, I hope you are enjoying the recess and the beautiful weather, and that you will all return rested and refreshed for the 2nd half of the year.
Many thanks for you support and good wishes. Please find link my nominated charity for the next year
Saturday 3rd October 2026 - Annual Installation of Lodge Hamilton No. 233
SPGM Alex Hamilton headed a fine deputation to the Installation Ceremony of the Lodge where Bro. William Paterson was Installed as Right Worshipful Mastwr
He was Installed in fine form by Installing Masters Brothers Derek Rodger P.M. & Bro Colin Taylor P.M.
Both Installing Masters were excellent. The ceremonial was of a high standard The ceremony was enhanced by 4 Brethern from the English Constitution ...
Sunday 8th November 2026 - Remembrance Day Parade 2026
PGL Lanarkshire Middle Ward Remembers
RWPGM Norman Carnegy assembled and led a fantastic turnout, once again, from the Provincial Grand Lodge of Lanarkshire Middle Ward in the Annual Remembrance Day Parade at Hamilton
The parade was led from the front by Capt. DD Johnston and made there way to the Cenotaph to lay the wreath and pay their respects.
Provincial Grand Lodge would once again thanks South Lanarkshire Council for the invite to the service, Capt DD Johnston for his hospitality, organisation and to the Brethern who took the time out to attend on a very busy Sunday in the social calender to pay our respects. ...