Welcome to our March Newsletter just as life for all of us is gradually getting back to what might be considered ‘normal’. Burns Night What a great evening and time we all had in St Mary’s Bay. Thanks to Andrew Sinden who orchestrated the entire event from food, music, games and a quiz. Everyone enjoyed
Well, we made it through what proved to be a tough year for many and now hope for a much better 2022but it is clear that the challenges of the Covid pandemic are still with us and that we all have a duty to doall we can to shield and protect ourselves, our families and
Rotary Club of Romney Marsh newsletter NOVEMBER 2021 Welcome to our November Newsletter, we had a quiet September with many of us being away on holiday, but things picked up in October and all is pretty much back to normal now. “My Job Talk”- Suru Suru Patel gave a moving and enlightening “My Job” talk,
Lookout! Exciting news as Sarah creates our new Website page for our Club’s upcoming Environmental projects, plus we have the launch of another new project – the mobile phones appeal in aid of Porchlight – watch out for details in the local press or check out our website. “My Job Talk”- Roger Joynes Thanks to
Forthcoming Events So much to write about, it’s hard know where to start. Even given the difficult circumstances the Club has endeavoured to carry on supporting our area. So, some updates. The Young Writer Competition, in which we are keenly involved yearly to encourage and support children in expressing their written skills, has now
Rotary Club of Romney Marsh newsletter MARCH 2022 Welcome to our March Newsletter just as life for all of us is gradually getting back to what might be considered ‘normal’. Burns Night What a great evening and time we all had in St Mary’s Bay. Thanks to Andrew Sinden who orchestrated the entire event from
Rotary Club of Romney Marsh newsletter ISSUE 37 – MARCH 2021 Christmas Who would have thought zooming at Christmas could be so much fun? Well, despite all the doom and gloom, heartache and loss