Our welcoming meetings now alternate between Weds evening and Fri lunchtime. Do explore our "Future Meetings & Events" and email attendance@abingdonrotary.org.uk to come along and see what we do.

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Definitely Not A Pub Quiz (DNAPQ)

Definitely Not A Pub Quiz (DNAPQ)

One of the most popular events on our calendar, the regular DNAPQuizzes raise a lot of money for our local charities, supported by the Rotary Club of Abingdon.

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Planting Crocuses to support End Polio Now

Planting Crocuses to support End Polio Now

4000 crocuses planted outside Abingdon Police Station in two hours to celebrate our Rotary Foundation ending Polio across the world

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Helping Young People

Helping Young People

Two splendid cups commissioned for our Club's annual Youth Speaks competition. Often won by our talented young people from Abingdon's six secondary schools, our winning teams often go on to the next levels of this national Rotary Competition!

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"Lest we forget..."

"Lest we forget..."

Treasurer Richard Charles lays our Club's wreath at the War Memorial in Abingdon, to commemorate those we no longer see or hear.

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Helping people abroad

Helping people abroad

The Club's foreign conscience - here immunising under-fives in India against Polio.
There is no cure for Polio but it is preventable with a vaccine.
Only two countries now remain endemic.
We’ve reduced cases by 99.9% since 1988

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Community Service

Community Service

The Club's local conscience

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About us

Like many Rotary Clubs, we are now meeting both online and face-to-face in "hybrid" meetings. We meet on alternate Wednesday evenings and Friday lunchtimes each month, for an informal drink/meal and chat for about half an hour in person, followed by a more formalised discussion or inspirational talk, streamed via Zoom, in our usual venue: The King's Charles Room (upstairs) in The King's Head and Bell pub in central Abingdon. 

Contact  attendance@abingdonrotary.org.uk if you would like to join us.

Contact us here for an invitation via  Zoom to a meeting

Check out what is Happening Soon on the right for details of other chances to come and join our volunteers in making a difference to people in Abingdon and beyond! Or follow and share our social media presence below.

 

Happening soon...

Fri, Nov 1st 2024 2:00 pm

Club Social lunch meeting

We meet downstairs in the Snug of The Brewery Tap, on Ock St, from 12.30pm for Fellowship, followed by lunch from 1pm.
This in-person meeting will not be broadcast on Zoom.

Wed, Nov 13th 2024 7:30 pm

Club Speaker meeting

Dr Turaga talks to us about his research into the causes of Medical Ageing.

We meet upstairs at The King's Head and Bell from 7.30pm for Fellowship, followed by the talk.
Join us : https://us02web.zoom.us/j/7920031324?omn=84859810321

Fri, Nov 15th 2024 2:00 pm

Club social lunch meeting

We meet downstairs in the Snug of The Brewery Tap, on Ock St, from 12.30pm for Fellowship, followed by lunch from 1pm.
This in-person meeting will not be broadcast on Zoom.

Wed, Nov 27th 2024 7:30 pm

Club Business Meeting

The last business meeting of this calendar year. Perhaps a chance to reminisce about what we have done in 2024 and any plans for 2025 and beyond?
Upstairs in the King's Head and Bell, from 7.30pm for Fellowship.

Meetings & Venue

Where and when:

We meet on Wednesdays at Weds 7.30pm, Fri 1pm

(Weds at 19:30 – Second and Fourth Wednesdays. Kings Head and Bell, Abingdon (zoom link option available). Fri at 13:00 – First and Third Fridays. Brewery Tap, Ock St, Abingdon. Please refer to club calendar for more information. ) 10 E St Helen St

Abingdon
OX14 5EA   01235 525362
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