District New Year Celebration & Handover
Sun, Jun 30th 2024 at 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm
Traditional Afternoon Tea with a view in the fully accessible
Lakeside Marquee at Hardwick Hall Hotel Sedgefield TS21 2EH
District New Year Celebration & Handover
Sunday 30th June 2024 13.30 – 16.30
Traditional Afternoon Tea with a view in the fully accessible
Lakeside Marquee at Hardwick Hall Hotel Sedgefield TS21 2EH
All Rotarians and friends are welcome to join together for our District New Year Celebration. This is an opportunity for us to celebrate the achievements of a year of Creating Hope in the World and look forward to the start of a year of spreading The Magic of Rotary.
District Governor Joy Palmer Cooper will highlight some of the many achievement achieved around our District during 2023-2024 and entertainment provided by William Robinson finalist of District Young Vocalist 2024.
There will time for socialising and relaxing in the fantastic lakeside venue.
Join us and enjoy a traditional English Sunday Afternoon Tea. Special dietary requirements can be accommodated but they must be noted on the booking form. The cost is £30.00 per person; children under 12 years are welcome and will be guests of the District.
Please transfer £30 per person to the following account:
Rotary District 1030:
Sort code: 20-62-09
Account number: 60275239
Please email a fully completed booking form to PDG Barbara Broadbelt: barbarabroadbelt@btinternet.com
The closing date for bookings is Saturday 15th June 2024
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