Welcome to Granite Lodge

Discover a centuries-old social and charitable organisation dedicated to personal growth, enduring friendships, and charitable impact.

Integrity

Integrity is a cornerstone of personal ethics and goes hand in hand with sound morals that guide your actions.

Friendship

Friendship enriches our lives with shared experiences and meaningful bonds and offers support and understanding when most needed.

Respect

Respect helps foster healthy relationships, promotes understanding, and creates a more harmonious and inclusive society

Service

Being of service strengthens communities, improves lives, and creates a more compassionate and equitable world for everyone.

About Us

Freemasonry: Building For The Future

As one of the world’s oldest secular organisations dedicated to social and charitable work, and with a rich history stretching back hundreds of years, we continue to uphold core values of Integrity, Friendship, Respect, and Service.

Open to men aged 18 and over from all walks of life, Freemasonry empowers its members to strive for personal growth and positively impact society.

Our Impact

The impact we make:

Freemasonry provides a supportive framework for members to be their best by building character, fostering solid relationships, and contributing to society.

Do you value, integrity, friendship, respect and service?

Enquire today about becoming a member.

Get Involved

Looking to make new friends

Forge lifelong bonds with people from all walks of life through Freemasonry. Discover shared interests and build lasting friendships in a diverse and welcoming community.

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Our stories

Learn more about us and our activities with our latest news stories

Ticket to Ride for Guide Dogs

Hinckley Masons from the Knights of Malta Lodge No. 50 embarked on a mission to raise funds for Guide Dogs through the generous contributions of their members, families, and friends.

A Welcome Gift for the Neonatal Unit

This donation marked the culmination of a successful year under Mark’s leadership, during which the Lodge raised over £4,000 for local charities and good causes.

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