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At the first meeting of his year, Club President Geoff hosted the Mayor of Wellington, Paul Davis. The Mayor had asked to attend a meeting to thank Rotarians for their support at various events in the Town over recent months. Over lunch the Mayor became aware that Rotarians were expecting him to speak for ten

After several near misses in recent years our much revamped quiz “A” team won the Rotary District 1210 Fellowship Quiz on Wednesday 23rd May at the Four Alls near Hinstock. Our team of captain Peter Murray, Violet Redmond, Terry Ridgeway and Don Fear were convincing winners scoring 148 to the runners up Audley’s 137. The

John Morris Roberts sent the followingI took some photos at the croquet tonight, Sadly I did intend taking a photo of the winning team members, but I was so Cold I forgot.We met up at the Weatherspoons restaurant in New Street Wellington where we had great company and very good meal.In all a super Rotary

Vic organised volunteers to steward the two Community performances of Joseph at All Saints church on Saturday. The final job the day was to count the retiring collection which will be used by the church for its work in the community. Town Mayor Antony Lowe paid tribute to us in his closing speech

President Richard visited the Hamar Centre at the Royal Shrewsbury Hospital to present a donation of £700 to the Lingen Davies Cancer Fund. The charity was the main beneficiary from a Celebration of Simon & Garfunkel evening organised by the Club’s Benevolent Fund. The sell-out evening took place at High Ercall Village Hall on 29

Vic Young writes, today, 14th April, for our regular Friday Club lunch at The Pheasant, Admaston, we invited (along with parents Mr Chris Rushton & Ms Jo Delahay) the Junior & Intermediate winners of our Young Writers Competition. and they read out their pieces to members present. Our “Junior Winner”, Anna Rushton (9) read her

Louise Cross CEO of Telford & Wrekin Citizens Advice asked for a small donation to aid their publicity campaign to provide assistance to the Telford community. A pull up banner, funded by the cub’s Fairbourne Fund was designed and purchased. It made its first appearance in the Borders Mall of Telford Centre. Sam and Bharti

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