All invited to enjoy a night at the races at Warehouse 4, Gloucester Docks in aid of Gloucestershire Hospitals Big Space Cancer Appeal and the Spinal Injuries Association. Tickets £20 inc a hog roast supper. Click on Event Details for ticket request form
All invited to enjoy a night at the races at Warehouse 4, Gloucester Docks in aid of Gloucestershire Hospitals Big Space Cancer Appeal and the Spinal Injuries Association. Tickets £20 inc a hog roast supper. Click on Event Details for ticket request form
DetailsThe aim of the Community Awards programme is to support organisations within the city area with a small grant which ‘will make a real difference’. This is a small grants programme with awards of up to a maximum of £500.
DetailsToday as part of our service to the community, we will collect, at Morrisons, for Marie Currie Cancer Care and Support, as part of their Great Daffodil Appeal. This gives us an opportunity to give time to support a charity which in itself supports many.
DetailsKim Cypher stars at Warehouse 4; funky saxophonist meets 1940s jazz singer, with her great band, including husband, Mike. The gig is for Gloucestershire Hospitals’ Big Space Cancer Appeal & the Spinal Injuries Association. More info available soon.
DetailsToday we will be taking disadvantaged children from Kingsholm Primary School, Gloucester on a Rotary Children’s Fun Day (formally KidsOut) at Cattle Country, Berkeley.
DetailsToday Rotary@Kingsholm will plant 1000 crocus corms at St Lucy's Garden at the junction of Pitt St and Hare Ln. Thanks go to Gloucester City Council, Gloucester BID and Gloucester City Safe for supporting our planting
DetailsHi all, welcome to the home page of Rotary@Kingsholm
Rotary@Kingsholm is Gloucester’s “twilight" rotary club. We meet early evening at Kingsholm, the home of premiership rugby, Gloucester Rugby, situated in Worcester St.
Meetings are held every Monday (except bank holidays) @ 5.45pm for 6.15pm in the club’s prestigious main stand; we aim to finish by 8pm. Many of our members from Gloucester find this a good time to meet up. Most meetings consist of dinner followed by discussions about planned and current community support activities and / or hearing interesting talks from a variety of speakers on local matters. The dress code is relaxed and no peculiar customs are involved; we just have fun helping other people that need it.
The club has members from a wide range of occupations, businesses and interests who provide help and support, both practical and financial to local charities good causes and organisations, e.g. LINC and Kingsholm School We also run programmes to help young people realise their full potential.
So, press the meetings and events button above and find out about our programme. We would really welcome new members to enjoy our fellowship and helping those that need it most. If a meeting, or any event interests you, please do use the contact form above to contact us. We look forward to hearing from you and potentially joining us all on a Monday night very soon. Take care and stay safe.
Robin Knox & Richard Powell
Presidents 2024 - 2025 Also pay a visit to our facebook group Rotary@Kingsholm and/or facebook page RotaryatKingsholm by using the links or through your own search.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/129448190979183/
Mon, Mar 31st 2025 5:45 pm
Tonight Olaide Kareem will be talking about his life in Nigeria, the life of his father and the interesting story of one of his older brothers who was recently found, after being missing for 29 years.
Mon, Apr 7th 2025 5:45 pm
Clare Foote will explain how Wiggly empowers vulnerable individuals through food. It provides free, cookery sessions for all, harnessing the power of food to build confidence, boost self-esteem, reduce social isolation and support well-being.
Mon, Apr 14th 2025 5:45 pm
The AGM is the meeting where team leaders are elected, budgets are set; to take the club forward during the next Rotary year starting on 1st July. This will be followed by a service meeting
Wed, Apr 23rd 2025 12:00 am
Today’s visit should enable us to see the significant progress made in constructing the missing link, due to be opened in 2027. We can expect to see large areas of earth moving, progress on several structures and 7.5 km of dry-stone walling being built
We meet on Mondays at 17.45
(Please look at the our programme for details No meeting on Bank Holidays) Gloucester Rugby StadiumBe part of a global network of volunteers, trying to make the world a better place. Please also see the 'links & news' page for information from the local district and live feeds from Rotary International and Rotary International in GB&I.
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