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August was also the month for a very special event in the chapter.  Not only did we patch in our first honorary member but  our new member was also the Provincial Grand Master David Dyson.

As well as being presented with a cut, some souvenirs, the chapter also presented a cheque to the Cheshire Festival.

August means its time for the event of the year, the National Rally.  Held in Lighton Buzzard, the rally was well attended by Cheshire and most, if not all chapters from England, Scotland and abroad.

The end of July meant it was time for one of our chapter breakfasts.

We also presented Danny Arnold with a cheque towards a charity sky dive.

A rather warm day in July and it was time for a local event outside Northwich.  The Cheshire Chapter were there promoting Freemasonry and of course motorcycling.

The TLC teddy made an appearance and was well received by the numerous children at teh event.

June also meant it was time for a monthly breakfast.  Cheshire Chapter ventured over the border into Derbyshire 

where our breakfast was supported by some members of the Merlin Chapter.

June means its time for the Cheshire Show.  Cheshire Chapter were privileged to be asked to man the provincial stand to help raise awareness  of Freemasonry and the Widows Sons.

Also in May, five Cheshire brethren embarked on the famous NC500 up in Scotland.  The scenry and the weather were breathtaking.  The trip included John O'Groats and Rosalyn 

Chapel.

In May, WS Scotland paid a visit to North Wales.  During their stay a ride was organised, Cheshire attended along with North Wales and Surry Chapters.

We also patched in two new members, Magpie and Black Pudding.

Also in April a number of CWSMBA members rode over to a RMBI care home in Crosby to support "TinTin's" very generous donation of over eighty easter eggs.

April this year saw Widows Sons Scotland invite a select number of brethren to their special annual branding cermony.  We can't reveal any more than that.  Branded borthers are identifiable by the WS brand, L shaped patch and WS tartan. 

A sunny Sunday morning in March saw the Cheshire Chapter hold their annual Blessing of The Bikes service.  The service was well attended and presided over by the Chapter Chaplain.  

February means it is time for the CWSMBA AGM, held at Cheshire View.  

Our current President Chip is now twelve months into his three year term, OddJob was voted in as the new VP, charitues were decided on and other officers were elected.

A few words from our current president on 2025 can be found here.