Peter Norton became President and was welcomed by his new team. He then set about increasing it by welcoming two new members Eliza and David Carver-Trotter. Sandra Dineley-Jones - was great to see you there from Yelverton Rotary

Excellent evening supported by Tesco Roborough. Local Guides singalong. Song and Dance from SJ Productions. Dartmoor Border Morrismen got us all engaged on the floor. As well as a great draw and quiz!

The rotary year runs from July to July - and so far this year (other than being of service) we have made donations to so many orgnaisations.

So really great to see the 800 and 1000 box be sent with funding from our Club. This has helped and promoted the education of more than 25000 students in many places around the world. http://literacyboxtrust.org.uk/

President Hug and Inner member Wheel Bridget attended at day at Skipton Building Society to engage with and discuss how we support via our Memory Cafe and work with 'Walk Talk n Tea' group.

In support of Tamerton Rotary to show support for the Purple4Polio campaign to eliminate Polio worldwide.

The members of Roborough Rotary Club will be happy to welcome anyone interested in discovering more about Rotary in Plymouth.

Photos and details of our clubs' recent efforts in planting crocus corns as part of the Rotary End Polio awareness campaign.

Purple4Polio - Ark Project Widewell - Crocuses Bloom Each contributing in showing support and spreading the word!

North Plymouth Rotary and Roborough Rotary both growing and working with our communities.

Lisa gave a great breakdown of what they do for their local community and we hope to do more with them in the future.https://www.honicknowle-commnet-ltd.co.uk/our-projects

After years of service to his community locally and internationally Ian was recognised by Rotary International Britain and Ireland with the 'Champion of Change' award for his work supporting education overseas.

Rotary are working closely with other international organisations to eliminate polio - FOREVER - please help by donating here.

Even more pleased to be able to fund the 1000 box to be sent. LiaB is a great local organisation which has national support and helps support education in many parts of the world. For more information visit http://www.literacyboxtrust.org.uk/

Rotary has welcomed a new area of focus being "the environment" and here at Plymouth Roborough Rotary we have embraced this.

Brilliant evening with Sir Joshua Reynolds AND The Plymouth Area Police Choirs. Many thanks to the St Eustachis Church and great to work with Tavistock Rotary.

The Memory Cafe is held at the Woolwell Centre, Darklake Lane,Woolwell, Plymouth PL6 7TR between 10.30am and 12pm on the second and fourth Saturdays of each month. If you or any of your family members have memory problems please come and join us.

The RYLA program is a life changing experience for 18-28yo sponsored by business or Roborough Rotary.If you know of someone who may benefit from such a course please contact us be they from your Business or just someone you whose future could be enhanced!

New defib machine outside the Queens Arms, Tamerton Foliot, installed with Rotary help and a lot of community input! Seen with 1st Responder Nic Browne and Ali Merchant - probably founders of Tamerton Rotary.

Or how to create £1200 to eliminate Polio. Well done all at Manadon Vale Primary

A Joint project with Rennes Rotary for Literacy in a box, in Africa

Members of Widewell Primary School"™s Student Council Roborough Rotary Club how they are going to develop their own garden by the school"™s main door.