On 17 November no less than a record 26 Rotary Club of Princes Risborough members and ten Interactors from Princes Risborough School gave up their much needed beauty sleep for an early start to the day and braved a cold and frosty morning to man two shifts at London Heathrow Terminal 5 from 06.00 to 10.00.
Their aim was to help collect some £40,000 by local Rotary clubs for Pudsey from passengers using Heathrow’s terminals and contribute significantly to the more than £50 million raised nationwide on the day. The Risborough Rotarians reward was twofold: first knowing that every penny collected (not to mention euros, US and Australian dollars, Rands and even Renminbi) went to a very good cause; but also enjoying a good full English to set them up for their day! Not only that but they also all enjoyed themselves enormously chatting with donors as they passed through the airport terminal. RCPR has become the Rotary Club of choice for manning early morning shifts at T5 for BBC Children in Need and all involved are looking forward to repeating the exercise again in 2018.
more RCPR donations to CAWC
more Instead of the Xmas party this year, sacks of presents were prepared
more RCPR donation to KidsOut
more Local politicians receive PHF awards
more Christmas Market in King George V Playing Field
more Saturday 19th September 2020
more Annual Fireworks and Halloween Party held at the PR Secondary School at 5.30pm
more Tom is holding a Charity Golf Day in support of our own charities and the Princes Centre. Details can be obtained from Tom
more Held over 2 Days on the Phoenix Trail in conjunction with RIBI National event.
more Continuing on from the Saturday, another day (Fathers Day) to complete a Fun Ride along the Phoenix Trail in aid of Prostate Cancer
more Joint event with Rennie Grove Hospice in Duke Street. The donation form can be downloaded from this page.
more Golf Charity Day at WGC
more Before with the 'guy' and the Interactors from Risborough School
more The Tree of Light provides an opportunity to honour, remember or celebrate the life of someone special by dedicating a light on the tree. This takes place at the corner of New Road and Duke Street by the Tesco roundabout.
more Princes Risborough School Playing Fields
more West Wycombe Village Hall
more Princes Risborough School Field
more Tom Winkworth presenting a cheque for £20,000 to the Princes Centre on behalf of the Rotary Club of Princes Risborough
more Over 1500 people attended the annual Fireworks event at the Princes Risborough Secondary School on Saturday 25th October raising over £4000 for local charities
more This years Kop Hill Climb was a huge success with a record crowd of over 15,000 people attending.All proceeds are donated to local charities.Princes Risborough Rotary Club provided over 30 volunteers as well helping to manage the overall event.
more RCPR Annual Charity Golf Day at Whiteaf Golf Club in aid of the Princes Centre.
more Nearly 500 people attended the dedication ceremony on Sunday November 30th 2014. With over 500 dedications, donations raised over £5000. Dedications are displayed close to the tree and the tree remained lit until the end of December 2014.