Bridgwater Freemasons Unveil A Defibrillator

Bridgwater Freemasons held a most enjoyable Sunday Lunch on 18th May, which was well-attended by many members together with their wives, relatives and friends; the glorious weather helped to make the day so successful. The raffle and heads-and-tails game left a surplus of £211.00 for charity.

The lunch get-together also provided the opportunity for one of the ladies to remove The Master Mason’s Apron and officially unveil a newly installed external cabinet on the Masonic Centre, housing a Defibrillator and Bleed Kit, for emergency use by the general public, should the need ever arise.

Supported by Norman Hucker and Alan Chambers, Mrs Holman (pictured top) removed the Master Mason’s Apron to officially unveil the life-saving equipment funded by the local Freemasons.

Report by: Les Pickersgill – Tynte Lodge Comms Officer