LODGE SALVUS SECURUS Celebrating 300 years of Freemasonry


Salvus Securus is Latin for Safe and Secure. Our Lodge carries this name as the founders originated from the security industry, police and insurance companies.


The membership continues to include colleagues from the security industry, although we now have members from other professions, all enjoying fraternal friendship.


The Salvus Securus Lodge meets four times a year in October, January, March and May at Mark Masons Hall, 86 St James Street, Piccadilly, SW1A 1PL.


Masonry is an enjoyable and sociable hobby with a feel good factor.


Salvus Securus contributed generously to Rapid Vehicle Response Appeal


Salvus Securus contributed generously to the London Air Ambulance Appeal


Why not consider joining us? In addition to the support of charities and progression of ceremonies and rituals, there is the enjoyable social aspect with a festive dinner at every meeting, as well as several other functions throughout the year.


For further information please contact:


Dave Robertson: 07973 111835 Email: dave@fullstoplondon.co.uk


Tom Jenkins: 07500 938 748 Email: tom.jenkins1408@ymail.com


Paul Thistlethwaite: 07789 723500 Email: paul@ipfireandsecurity.co.uk www.salvussecurus.co.uk


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