Speaker: Rotarian Terri Beale: French and Swiss walking holiday

Tonight we discovered everything there was to know about knitting blankets. This group of ladies spend all their spare time and money on wool in order to make decorative blankets and other knitted items for hospital patients - remarkable!

Bob gave us a historical perpective on how his house had developed over the years

Members of the Club received anexplanation of how air traffic management was practised in East Anglia

Nigel gave an excellentdescription of haow police firearms incidents are managed.

Dan explained how funds were raised and what they were used for at Colchester Hospital

It's a great day out.......and it's FREE !

The President and members of the Rotary Club of Kelvedon & District have recently made a presentation of nearly £6000 to the Colchester & Ipswich Hospitals Charity. The money has been used to purchase an AccuVein device and specialist stand .

Michelle spoke to us about personal self-sufficiency

Jayne Mathias-Hens - Tiptree Foodbank 040326

John Versey - the Porridge & Pens project 180226

Phil Nash receives a Paul Harris award for his support to Ukraine

Martin East spoke about his years in the Merchant Navy

A really special evening to commemorate the establishment of the Club

John spoke about his experiences working on railway engineering.

Jeremy Doughton was given a Paul Harris Award for services to the Community over many years

Stuart informed us about the experiences of his father, Ronald Keen, during his time in Burma during WW2

Rotarian Pat Beale gave us a detailed presentation on HMS Britannia after his visit earlier in the year

Rotarian Jess Mitchell presented his antique gun collection

Rotarian Terri Beale gave an interesting talk about a walking holiday in Southern France and Switzerland. Lovely photos!

David provided a very interesting description of his recent visit to a number of Baltic countries

Ken gave a presentation that explained how Croydon airport - currently of very little importance to UK travelers - was hugely important in the early days of air transport

Peter entertained us with tales from his career in the police force and his new, post-retirement, career as an author

Pat gave Club members a description of his background and his career on the railways

Roxy, a nurse in a local hospital Stroke unit, gave an excellent, interesting, thought-provoking and slightly scary talk about strokes, their manifestations, treatments and prognosis.

A very entertaining and illuminating talk by Barry

Michelle & Kate gave members a clear description of the charity Parkinsons UK

Stuart gave us a fascinating insight to his experience as a Custody nurse

In support of the fight against polio and the Purple Pinkie campaign, Ann and other Rotarian's have been visiting primary schools in the local area to share information and raise funds.