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Wednesday 3rd July 2024
RC Poulton-le-Fylde Well it’s that time of year again where the Presidents handover takes place. Being held at The Shovels Hambleton.
Saturday 13th July 2024
RC Church & Oswaldtwistle Just to Note: this is an opportunity for a delightful picnic in the garden of a large house, with music and a grand firework display to complete the evening—main organiser is Preston South Rotary.
Saturday 20th July 2024
RC Church & Oswaldtwistle If the weather is suitable; a pleasant informal afternoon awaits you at the Castle Park fields, Clitheroe. Bring your picnic and a glass or two of bubbly! Clitheroe Rotary - is stewarding the event.
Friday 26th July 2024
RC Penrith The tournament is an AM/AM stableford competition for teams of four with the two best scores counting on each hole. Handicap allowance will be 100% of full handicap up to a maximum of 24 strokes for men and 36 for ladies.
moreThursday 1st August 2024 - Sunday 4th August 2024
RC Leyland 1st-4th AUGUST - £3 each. RAISING MONEY FOR LANCASHIRE MIND AND LOCAL GOOD CAUSES. Click on ‘Details’ for further information and to buy your duck.
moreRotarians around the world are celebrating the beginning of a new Rotary Year, and with it their own internal theme for 2024 -2025. Rotary International President Stephanie Urchick in announcing the 2024-25 presidential theme is The Magic of Rotary called on members to recognise and amplify the organisation’s power to save lives.
She said “It’s up to you. You create the magic with every project completed, every dollar donated, and every new member.”
“The plan is all about building on our best ideas, not abandoning them. We face a tough balancing act. We must change ourselves and stay true to who we are.”
Rotary’s Action Plan looks at finding a balance between continuity and change, and continuing its work for peace. Urchick also reiterated Rotary’s commitment to eradicating polio, a project that it began in 1985 and where polio is now only endemic in two countries in the world.
Our own District Governor for Cumbria & Lancashire in 2024-2025 is Kath Robinson.
Image : Immediate Past District Governor Pam Holgate (on left) passing the Chain of Office to District Governor Kath Robinson 30 June 2024
Kath says “ I want to help and support our wonderful existing Rotarians and future Rotarians to seek flexible options to meet, work with amazing projects and gain better understanding about the opportunities available.” Her goals for her year as District Governor include growing Rotary in Cumbria and Lancashire and providing support to the District Team.