Special Award to Jimmy Carroll, Mr Sidley

Jimmy Carroll receives a PHF

Special Award to Jimmy Carroll -

Mr Sidley

Rotarian Jimmy Carroll, a member of the Rotary Club of Senlac St Leonards, has been given a
special award. At a meeting to mark the start of a new Rotary year Jimmy was presented with the Paul Harris Fellowship for his services to community over many years. He received the Fellowship from newly installed President Colin Goldsack who said, “I am so pleased to be able to present this well-deserved award to Jimmy, also known as Mr Sidley, for his outstanding services to Rotary and to the wider community. He is a wonderful ambassador for the club.” A somewhat taken aback
Jimmy, said how surprised he was, “I wasn’t expecting this but I am delighted to get
this award.”
The Paul Harris Fellowship (PHF) named after Rotary's founder, Paul Harris, is in recognition of $1000 donation to the Rotary Charity, "The Rotary Foundation". Clubs in turn award these to people who have shown exceptional service to Rotary or to the community as a whole and is much prized by members.

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Laying a wreath at the War Memorial in Alexandra Park Hastings

Handover by 2025/6 President Terry to 20206/7 President Colin

Jimmy Carroll receives a PHF

Cheque Presentation at President's Night

Coach trip to local Brwery

Charity Cycle ride in aid of local good cases

Bryan Hunter given special award at Club Presidents Night

A visit to see the new boat house which we have help fund and see a lifeboat launch

At our regular Speaker Meeting Trudy Hampton gave an informative and sometimes harrowing talk about the homeless in our surrounding area.

The Wendy Cocker Award for Endeavour for 2025 awarded to Chloe Considine of Sidley Cricket Club.

Barbara Thomas recieves the donation on behalf of the Yellowmen

Presentations to benificiaries of the 2025 Car Show Warming Up the Homeless, Rye and District Community Transport and the Senlac St Leonards’ Yellowmen.

Potentially life-saving equipment has been installed on Sidley High Street, Bexhill.

The vandalised defibrillator cabinet at Galley Hill, Bexhill, has been replaced by The Rotary Club of Senlac St Leonards ...

The annual “On-Yer Bike” Castle Challenge, organised by the Rotary Club of Senlac St Leonards, took place on Sunday, 27th April with routes to Pevensey, Magham Down and Beachy Head. Here are some of the photos of the day....

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About the Rotary Club of Senlac St. Leonards

Chartered in 1985, we operate within the Hastings and Rother District of East Sussex, England

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The Rotary Foundation is the Rotary Charity providing a range of Grants for projects aligning with Rotary's Areas of Focus as well as coordinating our flagship project the eradication of Polio from the World.

Special Award to Jimmy Carroll, Mr Sidley

Jimmy Carroll receives a PHF