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@UGLE_GrandLodge have launched a toolkit to help us get online & use the various tools available to stay in touch during these challenging times. It’s a useful guide which I encourage you to share with members of your Lodge whom you think it might benefit mcusercontent.com/0f87441443c2c8…

Congratulations to our boss @sanger_george who is normally behind the camera as Northumberland Freemasons Comms Officer. W.Bro George appointed as Assistant PGM from 1st August 2020. Congratulations George we’re all absolutely delighted for you 👏👏👏👏 @ProvincialGLN Comms Team

It’s been a pleasure & privilege to represent @ProvincialGLN I’ve enjoyed every minute of my time in office. I have achieved all the goals I set myself when I was appointed with social media being the main one. YouTube needs to be used more by the rulers & executive members.

@BrianDenton6723 I am so saddened by your decision. You have been one of the most flamboyant and active Masons that I have come across. You have done so much to advance Freemasonry in Northumberland and throughout the UK. I will always remember your kindness and support throughout my journey .

@BrianDenton6723 @WorvellMichelle So so sad to see you going. You will be missed enormously.

Hello,I must be going.I cannot stay,I came to say I must be going.I'm glad I came,but just the same I must be going.I'll stay a week or two.I'll stay the summer through.But I am telling you that I must be going.I'll do anything you say.But I must be going.@WorvellMichelle

All good things must come to an end at some time & that time has arrived for me to step down as an APGM of Northumberland.It has been hard for me to make the decision to go but I know it’s the right one & at the right time. youtu.be/_YrNQaXdOxU

I wish my successor and the new executive all the best for the future and I hope the brethren of the Province continue to give the PGM and his team their full support in these challenging times.@ProvincialGLN @WorvellMichelle @UGLE_GrandLodge @SolomonUGLE @Purcellodge4236

Show your support brethren @Purcellodge4236 @goamac @widowssonsnland @NorthumberlanL1 @LLFSAF @Dankssteve1 @freezypops83 @Haltwhistle5090 @Alnwick1167 @kingedward2892 @StGabrielLodge @BankingLodge @Dankssteve1 @lodge_bothal @stmarkslodge

@BorisJohnson The country couldn't ask more of a Prime Minister. Hope you're getting back to full health, Boris. Thanks to you, thanks to our NHS, thanks to all those staying home, and thanks to the majority of decent Brits who are 100% behind you.

@happyhippy2015 @BorisJohnson Emma this is a world wide crisis to criticize anyone shows no empathy you seem to be trying to make this crisis political you can see that man is ill it's easy to blame someone try blaming China and the WHO for not revealing when COVID 19 was released stay safe

To the minority currently ignoring health advice - if you won’t listen to me, for goodness sake listen to those on the NHS frontline 👇

A year ago I joined @UGLE_GrandLodge as Comms Director and discovered a whole new family of #freemason brothers. I am so proud to represent you all and the work you do. So here’s my toast to you all - absent brethren 🍷 #TimetoToast

To absent brethren, wherever they may be. At Hotspur Lodge it's usually at 10 o'clock 🍷🍺🥃. #TimetoToast

Please see m.facebook.com/ProvincialGran… for a statement from our Provincial Grand Secretary for Lodge and Chapter guidance during these testing times.

New figures: 35 dead, a sharp surge from 21 yesterday and 10 the day before. Smaller increase in daily confirmed cases at 232. 40,279 tests, so the number of tests per day has reduced to less than 5,000 when it is supposed to be ramping up to 10,000.

BREAKING: The number of people who have died after testing positive for coronavirus in the UK has risen by 14. There are now a total of 35 victims. Latest on #coronavirus here: trib.al/rzEvCuC

UPDATE on coronavirus (#COVID19) testing in the UK: As of 9am on 15 March, a total of 40,279 have been tested: 38,907 negative 1,372 positive Across the UK, 35 patients who tested positive for coronavirus (COVID-19) have sadly died.