President Ron Smith and Secretary Andy Tyler reported on their meeting with representatives of Hawick Common Good Committee, SBC officers, Borders Forest Trust and the farmer at Pilmuir to discuss the local response to Rotary's Plant a Tree project. It is proposed by the Hawick Club that native hardwood trees be planted on the eastern side of Hawick Moor between the top and bottom entrance gates. Planting this wettish area would increase shelter for Moor users and more varied habitat for wildlife. Final approval has still to be obtained but the scheme would need no funding from Common Good, and hopefully would also involve young people in the community in the actual planting.
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Hawick Rotary Club has been able to obtain funding for the restoration of the village's Polysport facility after it was inundated by floodwater
moreSome info on the entertaining activities we get up to!
moreThis Committee focuses on international aid and projects
moreA summary of Hawick Rotary's work with the community during 2020, despite the problems of Coronavirus and Lockdowns
moreOur Vocational & Community Committee concentrates on supporting local community groups and on youth activities, often in collaboration with Hawick High School and with Primary Schools in the town.
moreEnquiries regarding membership are always welcomed and should be e-mailed to secretary@hawickrotary.com
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