Festive Cheer: Plymouth and Truro Oddfellows Celebrate Christmas Lunch in Truro

A Warm Welcome to a Festive Tradition

The Plymouth and Truro District Oddfellows Friendly Society gathered this week to enjoy their annual Christmas lunch at the Victoria Inn, Threemilestone, Truro. Members celebrated the festive season with a meal that was greatly enjoyed by all.

Provincial Grand Master Tina English welcomed attendees, sharing a heartfelt message: “This is a grand occasion to remind all of the wonderful benefits of membership. I wish you all a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year and take this opportunity to thank all our members and those who serve across the district in the various roles. It’s been a wonderful and enjoyable year with some prestigious awards received by some of the members, and we all look forward to a year of friendship ahead. We are always there for our members.”

More than Just a Meal

The Oddfellows Friendly Society, one of the UK’s oldest and largest friendly societies, offers its members much more than social events like the Christmas lunch. Members can access benefits such as care and welfare support, a dedicated travel club, and opportunities to volunteer. The society is open to new members of all ages and genders, encouraging individuals to join and experience its ethos of friendship and support.

How to Get Involved

For anyone interested in joining, free information packs and diaries of upcoming events can be obtained by contacting Peter by email at peter.english@oddfellows.co.uk, by phone on 01209 200810, or by post to The Oddfellows Hall, 49 Green Lane, Redruth TR15 1LL.

To learn more about the Oddfellows and the services it offers, visit their website at www.oddfellows.co.uk.

This festive event highlighted the strength of community and connection within the Oddfellows, as members reflected on a successful year and looked forward to another year of camaraderie ahead.