Great British Fish and Chips Supper

Fellowship has always been a major part of lunchtime meetings and Business and Open Forum meetings continue to generate worthwhile discussions with all members ready to express their views. This will continue to be a productive part of the annual program

The Rotary Club of Aireborough has moved from Committees to now having a Leader for each of the Areas of Focus as described below. .

Committees have now been replaced by Leaders for each Area of Focus

Sally Mohan the Community Leader organises events some yearly including Dictionaries4 Life, Easter Egg Hunt and the Halloween Trail as well as the Social Interactive Quiz. This Area of Focus also supports the Friends of Guiseley Cemetery and the Beer Fest

The Club now has Team Leaders for each of our 'What we do' activities'. Education and Youth covers work with schools schools, Rotary competitions, the Technology Tournament and individuals in this age group seeking support

Instead of Committees the Club changed to Leaders for each of the Areas of Focus. Because the International activities covered are so diverse, Leader Janet Kerr, supported by Graham Davies introduced delegation as the sensible method to achieve aims i

Fundraising for Rotary's own charity, Foundation, comes mainly from the weekly wine raffle and individual annual payments from members.

This is a relatively new category of service activity supported by global grants beginning on 1 July 2021. The Club has been involved for some years tree planting in Nunroyd Park and Litter Picking around our area.

The Thursday group meets on the first and third Thursdays of the month at Horsforth Golf Club between 6.00 and 8.00 p.m. on an informal 'drop-in'basis. New members are always welcome.

Tuesday lunchtimes was the only weekly meeting when the Club began in 1953 originally meeting at the then Yeadon Airport. Since then as times have changed so have the venues but we are now firmly ensconced at Horsforth Golf Club