Launch of Centenary Year (28 July 2022)

Reception at Government House launches Centenary Year.

The Rotary Club of Guernsey were delighted that His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor, Lieutenant General Richard Cripwell kindly hosted a reception at Government House to launch the Centenary year of the Club.

This provided an ideal opportunity to entertain our guests that included representatives of the media, our various sponsors and supporters and to promote the work that Rotary achieves in the community.

Our thanks to the team at Government House for their kind hospitality.

Brian Acton, President.

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Club Centenary

back The Centenary Year of the Club is now with us and plans have been made for a year of commemoration, celebration and raising the awareness of Rotary within the community.