At Crieff High School, our candidates were vying to win the Rotary trophy and go on to the next stages of this competition. Last year's Great Britain & Ireland champion!, Rowan Haines, presented the trophy to the winner.
DetailsOutside Crieff CoOp at Town Green, we will challenge passers-by to guess (for at least £1) how far the Rotarians can pedal in four hours. Proceeds will go to the Prostate Scotland charity. Card payments are acceptable!
DetailsCarol and Colin Stanaway have helped their friend Sir Michael Eavis with the organisation of Europe's largest music festival for many years. Tonight they will tell us how this is done.
DetailsThis was largely a social evening, but it included the formal induction of our newest member, Lennie Richardson, by our President, Rev. Bob Milne.
DetailsOpening round - three schools each sending a P6 and a P7 team, one sending a P6/7 team and two just sending a P7 team.
DetailsDG Graham Leith travelled from Laurencekirk to meet us at the Meadow Inn for an informal Q&A session. He gave us .useful pointers for the way ahead and presented our oldest member with a Paul Harris Fellowship award.
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President Callum MacLeod and fellow members welcome you to Crieff Rotary Club's website.
As one of the 83 Clubs in Rotary District 1010 - North Scotland, http://www.rotary1010.co.uk we are actively involved in local, regional and international projects. We offer organisations physical and financial assistance - whichever is most needed and deemed appropriate. On many occasions we will offer both if we can.
Our members are committed to our local area and help and support many groups and organisations in our own community.
As a club we hope to use our skills and expertise to make a difference in our community by being TRUE in all that we do; being FAIR to everyone we deal with; offering GOODWILL and FRIENDSHIP and making sure that our actions are BENEFICIAL for everyone involved.
We also enjoy being Rotarians. Our twice monthly Tuesday evening meetings are a mixture of business and entertainment to which partners and guests are always welcome. Let us know via this Contact link if you would like to attend a meeting as we need to fix up for you to receive a dinner menu in advance.
Thank you for taking time to look at our site, why not click on some of the links on the left and find out more about our club.
To find out more about Crieff go to: http://www.perthshire-scotland.co.uk/crieff2.htm
Tue, May 26th 2026 6:30 pm
Thanks to our friends at Benzie Sunrise Rotary Club in Michigan, we can hear Kip Nickel from the Rotary Club of Traverse Bay Sunrise tell us about this important project.
Sat, Jun 6th 2026 10:30 am
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Outside Crieff CoOp at Town Green, we will challenge passers-by to guess (for at least £1) how far the Rotarians can pedal in four hours. Proceeds will go to the Prostate Scotland charity. Card payments are acceptable!
Tue, Jun 9th 2026 6:30 pm
Tim Carmichael from this museum at the Black Watch castle in Perth will tell us about this much loved institution.
We meet on Tuesdays at 18.15 for 18.30
(Meetings are held at this location twice each month. On other dates, Zoom is used for on-line meetings. Check our website for details.) Burrell Street
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