A Great Big Thank You!
A Message To Those Generous People Who Supported our 30 Marathon Challenge and Helped us to Raise Funds for Local Charities.
A Great Big Thank You!
Bob Shaw setting the pace
Mrs. Shaw enroute to the Weirwood Picnic area
A view from the picnic area
A friend of Bob Shaw's in Bushey Park
Mrs. Shaw found the picnic area
Newick church by President elect Phil
Daniele keeping fit
Guess who they are
Poppies in the field
Lovely seascape
Ian's walk alongside the Caldon Canal
Ian's walk by the Coldan canal
Churnett Valley Railway
Who is this good looking Rotarian?
Who says canals aren't beautiful?
Ian's walk alongside the Caldon Canal
Churnett Valley Platform
What is this used for?
Anne Shaw walking in Bushey Park
Long Horns at rest
A fairy door in Luxford lane
Wild flowers as seen by Phil Baker
Mike Richman's tranquil scene
Pew Bridge
A view from the Pooh Monument on Ashdown forest
The Poohs monument on Ashdown Forest
Marion with her friend
Mike on the long trail home
What's this guarding the vineyard
East Grinstead Water tower by Ginnie
Daniele walking with her son
Sue and Alan doing their daily walk
Along the Worth way towards Crawley Down
Wild Honeysuckle
Shovelstrode farm horses
The other Pew Bridge?
John and Lynn's walk from Kingstanding on Ashdown Forest
Pooh Bridge on Ashdown Forest
Mary Smith at Wakehurst Place
Great photo of Michael's lake
Chris Smith at Wakehurst Place
Still strolling and still smiling
Daniele out for her daily stroll
Michael Haynes on the Lake
Where are all the people?
This really is social distancing
Lynn Ellis on Ashdown Forest
Looking for a barrrrrber
A view from the forest to the South Downs
Ian's Rambles
Far reaching views
Ian's Rambles
Time for the Barberrrrrrrrrs
Ian's Rambles
Mke at Hurst Green
Ian's Rambles
Marion at Hurst Green
Ian's Rambles
A warering hole
Ian's Rambles
Natures sculpture
Ian's Rambles
Chris Smith met this frog at Penshurst
Ian's Rambles
Ian's Rambles
Robert Sharp's Meg
Daniele's water place
Danieles's ducks
A view from Ian King
Anthony's steps
Keith Harding and his dog
Robert's House in the distance
Fungus on a tree
Robert's House
Rogers neighbours hedge
A country view from Robert's House
The dog won't face the camera
Dappledown Bob
A rose by any other name.
Our Challenge logo
A Green Goddess outside Newick Garage
A lone poppy in a field of barley
a bridge where part of the river runs through woodland.
Daniele's happy family
Wakehurst Place
The dog in the house?
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The house without the dog
Wild flowers on the verge
Bob at the Airman's memorial
The best things in life are free
The airman's memorial on Ashdown Forest
The road to nowhere
Phil's walk through meadow and woodland
The Gallipot - It will reopen one day.
Phil's walk through meadow and woodland
Phil's walk through meadow and woodland
Owls house on Ashdown forest - but where?
Mike's walk on the South downs
Roger, how the owl see him
Mike Richman's tranquil scene
Michaels photo of Hedgecourt Lake
Moeena's family at Fen Place
Hedgecourt lake by Michael
Daniele's friends
Mike at the seven sisters
Alan caught in a tropical storm
Rogers photo at the airman's memorial on Ashdown forest
Phil and his friends
Weirwood Reservoir
The broken bench at weir wood picnic site
Ashdown forest view
Distant view from Ashdown Forest
"Your Generosity is Helping Local Charities and Those in Need in our Community"
We are so grateful to everyone who supports our fundraising, so that we are able to help local charities and those in need in our Community.
Whether we are helping - the young, older members, charities, schools, hospices or many others - they are all part of "Our Community".
This is why we raise money to MAKE A DIFFERENCE supporting local needs, local people and also international projects.
We are here to help and if you feel we can be of assistance just ask.
Here are just a few of those charities your money has helped so far:
Click on any of the following charity logos to visit their website
St. Swithun's Restoration Trust
East Grinstead VIP Club
East Grinstead & District Mental Health
Lingfield Primary School
Halsford Park Primary School
Baldwins Hill Primary School
Dormansland Diamonds
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Isabel Afacan and Chloe Clark, both from Imberhorne School, represented Meridian Rotary in the District final held at Merton college, Morden on Saturday 4th February.
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Take a run through all our reports on this page and also our home page to find out what we do and when we do it.
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The annual Meridian Rotary Youth Speaks debate to placate t Swithun's Church on Tuesday 21st November. The senior team and overall winner was the Worth School Senior Team and the intermediate team winner was Lingfield College Team B.
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Rotary on the Radio is presented every Friday afternoon between 2pm and 4pm by Anthony Beevor, Lesley Robinson and Ian King. The show is sponsored by Meridian Rotary here in East Grinstead.
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Rotary is a global network of 1.2 million neighbours, friends, leaders, and problem-solvers who see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change – across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves.
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Whilst Rotary is a world-wide service organisation and a Charity, it is community-based with local club membership. Meridian Rotary Club has therefore enjoyed a long history of service to the local community.
moreOur Rotary Club actively supports the youth of our community with the aim of developing their skills through a number of events and initiatives.
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Would YOU like:- ● the satisfaction of contributing to our local community and helping vulnerable people throughout the world? ● to use your skills and experience to make a difference? ● to make new friends and network with like-minded people?
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At Meridian Rotary we always put the FUN into Fundraising! Every year we raise £000’s for our local community and international causes and also for other Rotary Charities.
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