Inside the Oddfellows Lunch: Gifts, Friendship, and Special Guests in Redruth

A Sociable Lunch Brings Oddfellows Together

A friendly and informal lunch hosted by the Plymouth and Truro District Oddfellows took place at Tricky’s Restaurant, Redruth, bringing together 20 members for a sociable occasion. Tina English, the Provincial Grand Master of Plymouth and Truro District Oddfellows, welcomed District Officers, Committee members, and special guests to the event.

Among the attendees were Andrew Pooley, Secretary of the Order’s Southern Group Conference, and Jennifer Pooley, Vice President of the Southern Group Conference. Both were warmly received and enjoyed the gathering alongside other guests.

Special Moments of Appreciation

At the conclusion of the meal, Andrew and Jennifer were presented with gifts from the Plymouth and Truro District. Tina received a bouquet of flowers as a gesture of thanks from attendees for her dedication to the Oddfellows.

About the Plymouth and Truro District Oddfellows

The Plymouth and Truro District is part of one of the UK’s oldest and largest friendly societies. Oddfellows aims to improve lives through friendship and support. Members of all ages and genders are welcome to join and can access a range of benefits, including care and welfare support, a travel club, and volunteering opportunities.

To learn more about the Plymouth and Truro District Oddfellows, you can request a free information pack and events diary by contacting Peter via email at peter.english@oddfellows.co.uk, by phone on 01209 200810, or by post at The Oddfellows Hall, 49 Green Lane, Redruth TR15 1LL. For further details, visit the Oddfellows website at oddfellows.co.uk.

Get Involved with the Oddfellows

With opportunities for socialising, volunteering, and fundraising, the Oddfellows offer a chance to connect with others while accessing valuable support. If you’re interested in joining this historic and welcoming community, reach out to learn more.

For more information about the society, head to oddfellows.co.uk.

Photo: Jennifer, Andrew and long serving member, Ken Thomas