The Lodge moved from Severn Street to the new Masonic Temple in Broad Street, Birmingham in October 1927 and then moved to The Edgbaston Assembly Rooms, Hagley Road, Birmingham in November 1939.

During the first 50 years of its existence the Lodge gained a high reputation for its musical ability, with a lot of the credit being due to the late W. Bro T W North PPGOrg (Worcs) who trained the Lodge Choir for 25 years and produced a special arrangement of the opening and closing odes.

St Augustine’s Lodge moved from Stirling Road in December 2005, when due to falling numbers and the distances travelled by a majority of the members it was decided to relocate to Redditch. At that time the Lodge membership was in decline and had fallen to 9 and the lodge was struggling to survive. The March meeting of that year seeing only 6 members in attendance with visiting brethren filling the remaining offices. The decision to relocate was a difficult one to take as it could have meant that the Lodge would have to had surrender its warrant if the membership did not increase. Since then, due to the hard work of the membership, the Lodge has seen a steady increase in numbers through both initiates and joining members and continues to grow with new members joining regularly, current membership now stands around 20.

The Lodge celebrated its centenary on 17th February 2014 with a special meeting held on the anniversary date when The Provincial Grand Master, The Right Worshipful Brother David F Macey presented a Centenary Warrant to the Worshipful Master, Worshipful Brother Paul Buck.

In the years following the Centenary the Lodge membership has remained fairly constant with the addition of new members replacing those leaving. Recent years have seen the Lodge honoured with the appointment of several members to acting provincial offices, raising the Lodge profile within the Warwickshire Province.