Working with Re-engage
Rutherford supports the charity Re-engage with tea parties for elderly guests
We have been able to recommence holding the Rutherford group's tea parties after a long period of Covid restrictions. The tea party pictured above was hosted by Steve and Rachel Gardner. The Christmas tea party was held on 5 December, at Hinxton
A Christmas tea party held for all Cambridge groups at Hinxton Village Hall
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From 1 February attendance at our Thursday lunch and dinner meetings must be pre-booked by 12 noon latest on the Tuesday of meeting week, using our online Tito booking system. Visitors information and booking link details below
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A plan to propagate disease resistant Elm saplings to enable a new generation of Elm trees in Cambridge
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Rutherford supporting the charity Tools For Self Reliance by organising the collection of usable tools, which are then shipped to Africa
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Bulletins are published three times per year and record all our meetings and events. Click links below to read
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Rutherford's help for home schooled children that have been disadvantaged by not having adequate access to IT equipment
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Unveiling of a special plaque to commemorate Rutherford's support of the Library by the Mayor of Cambridge
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We are delighted to welcome Sophie Philip who was awarded a Rotary Global Grant Scholarship to study an MPhil in Criminological Research at Cambridge University
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To celebrate World Polio Day on 24 October, Rutherford joined other Cambridge Rotary Clubs to raise public awareness of the continuing fight to eradicate Polio from the World
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The Human Sundial in memory of Vernon McElroy is officially unveiled by the Mayor of Cambridge on 8 May 2014
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