More than 700 youngsters have or will be attending a range of pantomimes this season as part of a project by the Berkshire Freemasons. The Berkshire Freemasons’ Panto Project was started in 2005 and looks to ‘bring the joy of pantomime’ to youngsters facing physical, mental or financial challenges. The project is principally funded by Freemasons across Berkshire together with a contribution from the Louis Baylis Trust. With more than 360 seats provided through Berkshire Freemasons, youngsters were able to enjoy the show with their teachers, siblings, parents, or carers. Some of the members of the leadership team from Berkshire Freemasons were also in attendance at the event alongside the Freemason volunteers and their families who organise the occasion each year.

Source: Express December 25, 2023 06:05 UTC