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Our policy is always to obtain permission before putting details or photographs of Brethren and non-Brethren on this site. If we have failed to do this, or if anyone appearing here no longer wishes to do so, please inform us via the Secretary’s email and we will remove or obscure the image or text immediately. Any articles published on this site are provided by the brethren, and are not necessarily the views of The De La Pole Lodge 1605, Grand Lodge or Provincial Grand Lodge

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