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Ukrainian refugees giving concert supported by His Place

Sussex welcomes Ukrainian refugees in their time of need

Second left: Paula Daly. Horsham Matters Fundraising Officer; third from right: Ray Collins. Master of the Aviation and Combined Services Lodge 8504, with the Horsham Matters Connecting Cafe 'K

Horsham community cafe receives £1,600 from Freemasons

Peter Hansen, chair of the Normandy Centre in Denne Road, Horsham, with Emma Elnaugh, managing director of Horsham Matters SUS-210727-111333001

Horsham Freemasons donate to charity to help district’s most vulnerable

Eastbourne Hockey Club show off their new kit, courtesy of the freemasons' donation

Freemasons support Eastbourne Hockey Club

Plan International has launched a COVID-19 response in eight states in India where we run sponsorship programmes, covering 29 districts. We aim to reach more than 6,000 vulnerable families with food ration packages and hygiene kits. Plan International has also launched a mass awareness promotion, particularly among girls, young women, children and vulnerable young people, to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 in India.Women receives food kit in Odisha state from Freemasons SUS-210524-112905001

Sussex Freemasons give grant to help Indian families

Sussex Freemasons send aid to families in India hit by the pandemic SUS-210524-105619001

Sussex Freemasons send emergency aid to Indian families hit by the pandemic

Freemasons have paid for equipment for young footballers linked to Eastbourne Rangers

Freemasons' football backing is great news for Eastbourne children

Sussex Freemasons aim to help set record for most flags raised simultaneously fo...

Sussex Freemasons support RNLI SUS-210604-150200001

Freemasons make generous donation to Sussex lifeboat stations

Michael Harris from the Sussex Masonic Charitable Foundation, lifeboat coxswain Mark Sawyer and Carl Pocock, Eastbourne's lifeboat operations manager SUS-210203-124945001

Freemasons donate to Eastbourne lifeboats

Graham and Jan Watkins, Horsham Freemasons, with a hot food delivery

Horsham groups team up to deliver hot food to those in need

Freemasons lodge two cheques with Bexhill Caring Community

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An initiative to tackle knife crime and serious violence among young people in Sussex has won a national award. Picture: Sussex Police

Project tackling knife crime and serious violence in Sussex wins national award

Chichester city-centre.

Chichester among lowest percentage of criminal cases being charged, data reveals

Isabel Neighbour (Fine and Country Chichester) and Donna Ockenden (The Four Streets Project) in 2021

Chichester homeless charity receives £2,000 donation from estate agents