Rotary Fellowships are international groups that share a common interest. Being part of a fellowship is a great way to make friends around the world, explore a hobby or profession, and generally enhance your Rotary experience.
Examples of Fellowships that have members in Cumbria & Lancashire are The International Fellowship of Scouting Rotarians (IFSR) and The Rotary Retro Automobile Fellowship of GB & I (RRAF).
We have a small number of Rotarians in the International Fellowship of Scouting Rotarians including a Rotarian from Wigton. The Fellowship exists to foster links between Rotary Clubs, Rotarians and their local Scout Groups as well as for fellowship. Most common interactions are donations from clubs to their local Scout Groups and help with logistics such as stewarding car parking at events. They also encourage young people in Scouting to interact with various Rotary projects. At a previous County Scout Camp each Scout Group was asked to fill and bring a Shoe Box and various Scout Groups have raised funds in the past for Shelter Box and Aqua Box. Scout Groups have also been involved in planting crocuses and trees supplied by Rotary Clubs.
The Rotary Retro Automobile Fellowship of GB & I (RRAF) is the UK and Irish chapter of the International Antique, Classic and Historic Automobile World Fellowship of Rotarians. Their members include Rotarians from Appleby and Upper Eden Rotary Clubs.
Image : Previous Annual Tour hosted by the Rotary Clubs of Upper Eden and Appleby when it was based at the North Lakes Hotel and Spa in Penrith.
In 2024 the RRAFs annual tour was held in Normandy, based near Pont L’Eveque. Around 90 competitors in 45 teams from six countries — UK, Netherlands, Germany, Switzerland, Spain and Italy — took part. Visits en route included Pegasus Bridge and the beautiful Chateau de Champs de Bataille.
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President Lilian Barton presented a Paul Harris Fellowship and Honorary Membership to our most senior member, Stuart Slater, in recognition of his contribution to Rotary for over 50 years.
moreOutgoing President Nigel Pullen inducted new President of Rotary Club of Lunesdale for 2025/2026 David Nugent at a meeting in the Highwayman, Burrow on Thursday 10th July.
morePresident Nigel Pullen welcomes Sheena Marsden to Lunesdale Rotary Club following her recent transfer from Lancaster Rotary Club.
morePresident Nigel Pullen awards Peter Irving with the prestigious Sapphire Paul Harris Fellowship Award for his outstanding commitment in serving Rotary in general and the local community.
morePresident Nigel Pullen presenting a Paul Harris Fellowship Award to member Keith Wightman for long term commitment to Rotary and a wide range of community work.
morePresident Nigel Pullen presents Past President Lilian Barton with a certificate of honorary membership.
morePresident Nigel Pullen presents Past President Lilian Barton with a certificate of honorary membership.
moreClub President Nigel Pullen presented outgoing President Lilian Barton with a beautiful bowl of flowers in appreciation for her year in office.
moreClub President Nigel Pullen invests David Nugent as President Elect at a meeting in the Highwayman Burrow.
moreOur President, Lilian Barton has invested Nigel Pullen as the Club President for 2024/25 at the Highwayman, Burrow where we were joined by friends from Lancaster, Lancaster Loyne and Carnforth Rotary Clubs.
moreLilian Barton, our outgoing President, presents a Certificate of Appreciation to Booths Manager Aga Zoltak.
morePresident Elect Nigel Pullen inducts new Rotarian Chris Newton into the Rotary Club of Lunesdale.
moreThank you to everyone who contributed to this years Rotary Christmas Santa Sleigh Collection. A total of £1,700 was collected which will help our Rotary Club support good causes.
moreAssistant Governor John McGill receives a donation of spectacles and hearing aids from Rotary Club of Lunesdale Secretary Richard Parsons
moreAt our 2023/24 handover meeting, outgoing President Dave Tuohy installed Lilian Barton as President for 2023/24. Lilian had held the role of President before but her year in office was blighted by Covid restrictions. She is going to try again!
moreGloria Barnett's talk to the Club has resulted in donations of her books being given to all the Primary Schools in our area.
moreBooths Staff and Rotarians Left to right, Store Manager Ben Cross, Cory Donaldson, Rebecca Mason, Mel Lister, Irene England, Joe Preston, Lauren Hill, Rotarian Peter Irving, Gaynor Stephenson, with Rotarian Graham Pudsey
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