A new Sky which offers a refreshing insight behind the scenes of is about to feature a Newcastle mason with a keen interest in motorcycling.
The series, “Inside the Freemasons” will feature Northumberland Peter Younger in episode three which will air on Monday 2nd May.
As well as being an active freemason, Peter is the founding president of the Northumberland Chapter of the Widows Son’s Bikers Association and national chairman.
The Widows Sons is open to all Freemasons who enjoy the sport of motorcycling and together they help to raise awareness of the work of the organisation as well as raising much needed funds for charity themselves. Indeed, last year, £80,000 was raised by 600 members.
In the , Peter explains how the Widows Sons and the freemasons helped him with support when he tragically lost his wife in 2015.
“The support I received at the time was amazing. From letters from bikers across the globe to professional counselling arranged by the Masonic Charitable Trust, I felt that I had a lot of friends and support at a time when my family and I needed it.
“I really enjoyed being involved in the Sky TV series, some of the footage is unprecedented and I hope that it will dispel a few myths and encourage more people to find out more for themselves. I’d hope that some will perhaps join us too.”
This year, Northumberland freemasons will be celebrating the organisation’s 300th birthday. so far planned include a thanksgiving service, a gala dinner and a teddy bear’s picnic for disadvantaged children to celebrate the Teddies for Loving Care appeal.
Nationally, The is dedicated to helping people in need, and has donated over £100 million since 1980.
Freemasons buildings in Northumberland Province can be found in:
Alnwick, Amble, Ashington, Bedlington, Bellingham, Berwick, Blyth, Byker, , Haltwhistle, Hexham, Mickley, , Newbiggin, Jesmond, Newcastle, North Shields, Ponteland, Seahouses, , Shiremoor, Throckley, Wallsend, Whitley Bay and Wylam.
“Inside the Freemasons” will feature Peter in episode three which will air on Sky One on Monday 2nd May.