Burbach Lodge was founded in 1976 as a Daughter Lodge of The Knights of Malta Lodge No. 50 which also meets in Hinckley.

The Master of the Lodge at its dedication was Worshipful Brother A. Gibson-Leitch. The Lodge took its name from the 12th Century spelling of the name Burbage as recorded in the Doomsday Book, many of the Founders of the Lodge having connections with the village of Burbage.

The Lodge Banner (pictured at the top of this page) depicts a “Burr”, a type of thistle many of which grew on the west side of the village, and “Bach” being the name of a small rivulet which rises on the east side of the village and flows west to join the River Soar. The banner is shown at the side of each page of this web-site.

Today the Lodge has a membership of around sixty Brethren and continues to attract new membership. The friendly and welcoming atmosphere of its meetings, both formal and social, offer a great deal to existing and potential members. Details of our social functions are to be found on the Social page.

History of Burbach Lodge
30th Anniversary of Burbach Lodge
In March 2006 Burbach Lodge celebrated it’s 30th anniversary. At the meeting held on the date the
Worshipful Master Philip J Briggs presented a celebration cake to the Lodge at the Festive Board to mark the occasion.

Our photograph shows the Worshipful Master (centre) with four Founders of the Lodge. Left to right they are W. Bro. Ken Turner, W.Bro. Allison Gibson-Leitch, W.Bro. John Howard and W. Bro. Dennis Snow.

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250th meeting of Burbach Lodge
Our Christmas meeting held on Tuesday December 13th was also a celebration as our 250th meeting. The attendance was possibly a record for the Lodge with a total of 86 of which 42 were visiting brethren. An excellent inititiation ceremony ws followed by an enjoyable Festive Board with our usual round of carols led by W. Bro. Dennis Snow.
Our photo shows the Worshipful Master, Martin Staley cutting the celebration cake with two founders, W. Bros. Snow and Gibson-Leitch.