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Greetings and thank you for visiting.
If you came here by accident and were looking for information on Arthur Wellesley, the Duke of Wellington, a click on his name above will take you to a web site, in a new window, all about him. However if you are interested in the Masonic Lodges and Royal Arch Chapters that make up The Liverpool Wellington Group, then welcome too!
Comprising of 20 Lodges and 12 Chapters, The Wellington Group is part of the Province of West Lancashire, the largest Masonic Province in the country and was not actually named after the Iron Duke, (although he does appear on our stationery) but a famous Liverpool dock, on reorganisation a few years ago. Other dignitaries names so used are Gladstone , Trafalgar and Sandon. Most other groups using geographical titles. The Group Chairman is former Vice Chairman John Roberts ably assisted by Les Moore, and the Assistant Provincial Grand Master is The Rev, Harry E Ross. On the Royal Arch Chapter side, the Assistant to the Grand Superintendent is Clive Jeffries. Barrie Jones is the Local Care Officer and Dave Dixon holds the newly created post of Group Charity Steward. Roy Ashley is the Group Secretary.
It is not the purpose of this web site to inform the visitor on Freemasonry in general. There are already a plethora of sites for this purpose, and to duplicate that information here would be just a waste of time and effort! (Have a look at The Grand Lodge of England or the Provincial Grand Lodge of West Lancashire for starters). Our main purpose is to inform on the activities of the group and as the site expands to become a major communications medium for all concerned.
To this end all Lodge secretaries and Chapter Scribes are invited to send any items
of interest they feel would benefit from this medium, be it reports or Photos of
Ladies Nights, open evenings or special Lodge events and it will be included on
your own page. By these means every Lodge & Chapter in the Group can have their
own web presence without any cost, technical expertise or time commitment whatsoever,
should they so desire! General enquiries can also be sent to the contact e-
Comments, feedback and suggestions are very welcome too!