Lodge News

Remembrance Window Display at Yiewsley

Lodge Brothers Yiewsley chose a traditional and simple ‘poppy scheme’ for their window display to mark Remembrance Day. Branch Arranger Tracy Johnson remarked, “Taking the time to reflect on and appreciate the sacrifices of our servicemen past and present, is essential at this time of the year and should always be acknowledged.” At 11am on November 11th a maroon rocket was fired at Rockingham Recreat...

Remembrance Service at St Stephens

A special Sunday service was held at St Stephens Church in Windsor at 10am on Sunday 9th November, commemorating all those who fought in the World Wars and other conflicts. The service was conducted by Father John Quick. This year Jill Palmer, branch arranger from Lodge Brothers Windsor, was asked to write and lead the prayers of intercession at this service. Jill explained: “It was a great privilege to be as...

Tributes Paid to Shepperton Builder Who Died at Work

Tributes have been paid to a “hardworking, honest and reliable family builder” from Shepperton who died after a fall at work.  Mick Fisher, 52, died suddenly on Monday April 14 after falling from a ladder while working in Whitton. The builder of 35 years has been described by his wife Jane as a “loving dad” and a “wonderful loving husband”. Mr Fisher’s funeral was held on Tuesday May 6 at 2.40pm at H...

Unlucky For Some? Cardinal Cormack Golf Day

Lodge Brothers in Shepperton is far from superstitious when it comes to supporting our local community! The ‘Cardinal Cormac Annual Charity Golf Day’, supported by the local Roman Catholic Church, St John Fisher, always takes place at the end of April, and Lodge Brothers have been at the front of the queue to sponsor a hole … and this year, we sponsored hole number 13 at the Laleham Golf Club. Richard Leachma...

Royal British Legion Charity Concert at St Barnabus, Ealing

On Saturday 1st November, a Royal British Legion charity concert was held in St Barnabus Church Ealing. The event, which was sponsored by Lodge Brothers and other local businesses, featured the band of the RAF The Squadronaires, who played well, as they always do! People were jiving in the aisles, and everyone had a great time. Judy from Lodge Brothers Northolt Branch served supper for the band and provided light ...