Middlesex Light Blues Has Changed
Membership for the Middlesex Light Blues Club is open to Freemasons who live, work or meet in and around the boundaries of the old county of Middlesex and are yet to receive Provincial honours or promotion, past or present, in any Masonic Province or District.
Our Mission - To strengthen brotherly bonds and to create fun, social moments for Middlesex Freemasons and their families.
For more information about the Middlesex Light Blues Club, or to apply for membership please contact:-
W.Bro Leon Hubbard – 07983 363322 Email: leon.hubbard@mlbc.uk
or Bro David North - 07831 607189 Email: david@mlbc.uk
Windsor & Eton Riverside Brewery – Beer and Good Company, what more does a Mason want!
It is said often that when all our secrets are locked up and our rooms are no longer close tiled, a Freemason looks forward to the first Pint. So what better way to round of the end of season event for the Middlesex Light Blues with a visit to the Windsor & Eton Brewery. The […]
Read MoreA 3rd Degree but not as we know it, Bristol Workings.
On the splendid evening of Tuesday, April 25th, 2023, eleven members of the Middlesex Light Blues Club (MLBC) embarked on a memorable journey to visit Baily Lodge No. 5239, nestled in the historic city of Bristol. For many of these keen brethren, this occasion marked their first encounter with the enigmatic and captivating Bristol Masonic […]
Read MoreBattle of Britain Uxbridge RAF Bunker Tour 25th February 2023
What a great day! Middlesex Light Blues members including friends and family rendezvous at the Daisy Cafe onsite at the Battle of Britain Uxbridge RAF Bunker on this chilly February day. When we checked in as the Middlesex Light Blues Club, our tour guide, spotted we are Middlesex Freemasons and so Dilip introduced himself, turning […]
Read MoreFreemasons Hall Tour – Sat 28th January 2023
On a dry chilly day, members of Middlesex Light Blues Club met up in the Freemasons Hall Cafe\Bar at about 9.30 am. After fuelling up on tea and coffee, we proceeded upstairs to the entrance of the new exhibition which is part of the Museum of Freemasonry. Our guide gave us a broad introduction to […]
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