Latest news and events
Lodge members awarded certificate for raising £2,300 for The Royal Marsden Hospital after charity walk
Well it’s been a funny old year so far because of the crazy times we are all…
Lodge members raise over £1,000 for Prostate Cancer after charity walk
Some of the members that completed the recent charity Walk for Prostate Cancer handing over a cheque…
City of London Rifles Lodge completes charity walk in aid of prostate cancer
Members of City of London Rifles Lodge, the “Wifle Walkers”, completed a charity walk in aid of…
Lodge members to take part in charity walk on 31 August 2019 in aid of Prostate Cancer
Members of the Lodge are walking from Dorking Station to The Station Public House in Stoneleigh Broadway…
Lodge charity walkers take part in 20km London Winter walk in aid of Quick Response Memorial Woodland
Our intrepid Lodge charity walkers (including the photographer) took part in a 20km London Winter walk in…
Lodge member charity walkers raise £2,900 for Combat Stress
Our intrepid lodge member charity walkers raised a total of £2,900.00 for their latest recipient Combat Stress….
Flyer discovered marking the opening of the new HQ for the Battalion in 1939
Of historical interest – recently discovered flyer of details of the opening ceremony of what was then,…
City of London Rifles Lodge members take part in a charity fundraising walk for Combat Stress
Several members of the City of London Rifles Lodge successfully completed a 16 mile charity walk from…
Chosen charities for 2018/2019
Our recently installed Worshipful Master has selected his chosen charity during his year of office which is the Ashtead…
Successful Ladies Weekend February 2018
The Lodge Ladies Weekend in February 2018 raised donations for charity including £676.60 for the Worshipful Master’s…
Foundation Lodge
The City of London Rifles Lodge No. 5606 has been proudly awarded a 'Foundation Lodge' status of the Metropolitan Masonic Charity 2010 -2014.
Find out more about the charity work we do to support Masonic and non-masonic charities.
Famous Freemasons of the past
Malcolm CampbellRacing driver and speed record holder. Initiated in Old Uppinghamian Lodge, No. 4227.