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September 2024

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'What We Do' Main Pages:

Providing delicious burgers and hotdogs on Bucky-Doo Square once again.

How we Raise Money

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The central Shield is the Borough Coat of Arms which was granted to Bridport in 1623. In the open port are three spinning cogs or hooks.

The Club was founded in 1947 with its Charter dated 13th August 1947.

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Club Activites

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The Bull in the 1920s

Bridport Town History Tour followed by a Meal at the Bull Hotel

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Meet East Street

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The donated tool shed

Rotary Club of Bridport members get involved in many and varied ways to support local causes, and other good causes too. Click on the related pages button for some specific activities...and scroll down to see some other examples of our activities...

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Our club member Clive Bath on a recent immunisation programme in Mumbai

Rotary International operates in most countries of the world in many different projects. Some are long term projects and many are in response to man made and natural catastrophes.

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Mrs Ward, Poppy Grier, Arturo Webster Botella, Oliver Chaning-Pearce with Rotary District Governor Stuart Gilbert – winners of the District final for senior teams.

Cofox Seniors - Winners of the District 1200 Youth Speaks Final

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The RYLA training exercise on Dartmoor

The Rotary Youth Leadership Award (RYLA) is an intensive training programme, for 16 to 19 year olds, designed to develop the leadership skills of young people with potential. The course takes place in February at Devon County Council"™s Dartmoor Centre

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