Congratulations Tom
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The end of June sees the end of the Rotary year so Durham Elvet President for 2020/21 Arthur Charlton has been handing over the presidency to incoming President Tom Sharples. In addition to passing on the president's insignia, Arthur also presented Tom with a Paul Harris Fellowship in recognition of the work he has been doing on Rotary's behalf, particularly with regards to the installation of defibrillators.
With Tom Sharples taking over as Durham Elvet President for the coming year, Rotarian Jane Weeks has taken on the role of President-elect and received her badge of office from the outgoing President Arthur Charlton.
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moreThis District project was established by three members of Durham Elvet with the aim of increasing the number and availability of public access defibrillators (cPADs) across the region.
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Cheesy Waffles, supported by Durham Elvet and The Rotary Foundation carry out an environmental survey
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Members of Durham Elvet Rotary Club braved the elements - sleet and rain - to watch a semi final cup match between Brandon United U18 and Benfield U18. Unfortunately, Brandon United lost 1 - 3.
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