On the evening of Thursday 2 November 20 Rotarians continued there life-long learning experience by being
introduced to flow rates, hydrostatic pressure, air scrubbers, archimedes'
screws and a whole host more.
All this happened at Guernsey Water's Belle
Greve Sewerage Outfall Works. Which was an interesting choice for a pre-cursor
to an evening meal held later in Town.
You can imagine the puns that flowed
throughout the evening almost as fast as the outflow itself as 6 members of
Guernsey Water’s team kindly gave up their time to give Rotary Club members a
guided tour of the Works which safely handles the product of 99% of the Island’s
sewers.
Many interesting facts were shared and we gained an insightful
understanding of the practical challenges that we face in dealing with this the
most basic of life's infrastructure needs in a heavily populated island.
Thanks to event organiser Tony Spruce and the team at Guernsey Water and States Works who
made us so welcome. I am sure there was a surge of volume passing through the
plant 2 hours later when we all got home and took a long (very long!) hot
shower!
more Skittles at the Hampshire Lodge.
more A gentle walk followed by a tasting.
more Thank you La Reunion.
more An excellent visit.
more £450 presented to Walking Football Guernsey
more Previous President Dave Parish hands over the Presidency to John Moses. Brian Acton becomes President Elect & Andy Salisbury President Nominee.
more Celebrating the Club's Charter
more A Great Start to 2021
more Another Year of Excellent Service
more The competition for the best-decorated Rotarian house was won by the 'Campbell Residence' entry.
more A Social Out Meeting
more A Social Out Meeting
more The first joint coffee morning of Rotary Club of Guernsey, Rotary Guernesiais, Inner Wheel and Friends of Rotary.
more Michael Morris succeeds Joanne Reynolds as Rotary Guernesiais President
more Rotary Bowled Over!
more Rotary down deep and dirty!
more Celebrating 97 years in the community
more Ho Ho Ho: Rotary Christmas Supper and Party
more What's a little bit of rain!
more Evacuation, Occupation, Liberation and Potato Pie Walk
more Rotary Bowled Over!
more The call-handling and control functions for four emergency services under one roof.
more A Wonderful Venue And Engaging Speaker Contributed To A Charter Celebration To Remember.
more A visit to Guernsey Post
more Allan Smith joins us for lunch.
more Rotary Christmas Party
more Golf but not as you know it.......
more A visit to Guernsey’s power station followed by supper