TECH REGRESSION - THROUGHOUT THE AGES

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Is the entirety of the English high street ... just fraud now? WHY ARE THE POLICE NOT DOING THIS, but JOURNALISTS?

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It is not possible to compile a list of every individual Freemason lodge in England from the provided search context.  The available data only lists the total number of lodges per Provincial Grand Lodge (county), not their specific names or addresses.
The search results provide the following count of lodges by county/region under the United Grand Lodge of England (UGLE):
Essex: 319 lodges
Surrey: 282 lodges
Hampshire and Isle of Wight: 250 lodges
West Lancashire: 364 lodges
East Lancashire: 227 lodges
Yorkshire, West Riding: 206 lodges
Middlesex: 217 lodges
Hertfordshire: 196 lodges
Cheshire: 194 lodges
East Kent: 185 lodges
West Kent: 185 lodges
Durham: 183 lodges
Warwickshire: 172 lodges
Sussex: 165 lodges
South Wales: 163 lodges
Northumberland: 155 lodges
North Wales: 111 lodges
Worcestershire: 121 lodges
Buckinghamshire: 119 lodges
Staffordshire: 95 lodges
Berkshire: 95 lodges
Yorkshire, North and East Ridings: 98 lodges
Derbyshire: 75 lodges
Leicestershire and Rutland: 76 lodges
Norfolk: 76 lodges
Lincolnshire: 74 lodges
Suffolk: 67 lodges
Bedfordshire: 55 lodges
Oxfordshire: 56 lodges
Wiltshire: 44 lodges
Dorset: 49 lodges
Somerset: 88 lodges
Nottinghamshire: 88 lodges
Gloucestershire: 81 lodges
Cornwall: 80 lodges
Cumberland and Westmorland: 83 lodges
Monmouthshire: 30 lodges
Shropshire: 34 lodges
Herefordshire: 15 lodges
Jersey: 11 lodges
Guernsey and Alderney: 11 lodges
Isle of Man: 18 lodges 
For specific lodge names, one must consult the United Grand Lodge of England directory or individual Provincial Grand Lodge websites listed in the context. 
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Specific lodge addresses are not published in a single public list for security and privacy reasons, but they can be found through the following official channels:
Official Online Directories
The most direct method is using the United Grand Lodge of England (UGLE) online tools.  UGLE maintains a "Find your nearest Masonic Centre" feature on their website, which allows users to locate lodges by area.  Additionally, the independent directory OnTheSquare claims to feature every Masonic Lodge in the UK under UGLE, providing locations, meeting dates, and contact details for each province.

Provincial Grand Lodge Offices
Each county (Province) has a Provincial Grand Lodge office that maintains the definitive list of local lodges.  The search results provide specific addresses for these provincial secretariats. Contacting the relevant Provincial office is often the most reliable way to get specific meeting locations, as many lodges meet in private halls or shared community centers rather than prominent public buildings. 
Examples of Provincial Office addresses include:
Essex: 2 Station Court, Station Approach, Wickford, SS11 7AT
West Lancashire: Rossendale Masonic Hall, Ashday Lea, Haslingden Road, Rawtenstall, BB4 6QX
Sussex: Sussex Masonic Centre, 25 Queen’s Road, Brighton, BN1 3YH
Hertfordshire: Fleet House, 10 Parkway Porters Wood, St Albans, AL3 6PA
Kent (East): 11 Estuary View Business Park, Boorman Way, Whitstable, CT5 3SE

Published Directories
UGLE publishes an official Directory of Lodges and Chapters every three years (triennially).  This publication lists all lodges, their meeting dates, and places. It can be purchased directly from Freemasons' Hall in London.  They also publish an annual Masonic Year Book which lists administrative groupings and officers.

Headquarters Contact
For general inquiries, you can contact the central headquarters, though they typically direct specific lodge queries to the relevant Provincial Grand Lodge:
Address: Freemasons' Hall, 60 Great Queen Street, London, WC2B 5AZ
Telephone: 020 7831 9811
Website: ugle.org.uk

The current cost for the official UGLE Directory of Lodges and Chapters (2025 edition) is £25.00. 
Please note the following details regarding UGLE publications:
Publication Frequency: The Directory is now published triennially (every three years), not annually. 
Alternative: The UGLE Masonic Yearbook (2026–2027 edition), which lists Provincial Grand Lodges and officers but not individual lodge details, costs £15.00. 
Availability: Both publications are available for purchase directly from the Shop at Freemasons' Hall (shopatfmh.com) or via Lewis Masonic.

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WE ALL REMEMBER THAT WAS THE RULE.

Every FREEMASON on earth GOES GITMO