Not one, but two Provincial Priors were present for the Workshop in Somerset, with REKt Paul Davis (Somerset) being joined by REKt Richard Micklefield (Dorset & Wiltshire), with visitors from Bristol as well. All of Somerset's 12 Preceptories were represented with 59 Knights in attendance. On this occasion, the Workshop occurred as part of a meeting of the Selwood Preceptory of St John No 244, with the Preceptory opening, receiving the Provincial delegation before then handing over to the team from the KEVII PoI to demonstrate the ritual for installing a new Knight.

The Durham Workshop, which followed a meeting of the Wycliffe Preceptory in Darlington, was attended by the RE Provincial Prior, REKt Richard Scott, with 54 Knights attending, representing all of Durham's 14 Preceptories. Those present took great interest in the demonstration and the number of questions asked had to be cut short so that dinner wasn't missed.

The Annual Dinner was held as usual on the third Friday in February at the Civil Service Club. This was one of the largest attendances in recent years with 46 Knights from 17 different Provinces attending, including seven Provincial Priors. The Knights were honoured to have the Most Eminent and Supreme Grand Master as the principal guest, accompanied by the Very High and Right Eminent Great Seneschal and the Great Vice Chancellor and Deputy Great Vice Chancellor. The Knights all had an enjoyable evening, with a number of letters of gratitude being received that noted the convivial atmosphere.

The Lincolnshire Workshop had over 45 Knights present, with every one of the Province's 10 Preceptories represented, along with the then Provincial Prior for Lincoln, REKt Malcom Bilton and his Sub Prior, VEKt Mike Carter. There were also Knights from several neighbouring Provinces, including some visiting Provincial Marshals.