On January 23rd members enjoyed a very informative talk given by Callum McKenna Captain of Hythe Salvation Army Church and Community Centre. There are 700 centres around the country, 40 within Kent. 64 families and people in need across the Marsh are supported through Food Banks, Toy Parcels for 40 families at Christmas, Drop In
May we wish everyone a Happy New Year and a big thank you from us all for supporting us throughout the year. Well what a wonderful start to Christmas the Romney Marsh Rotarians had for their Yule Tide partners and friends’ night. Members arrived to commence with a choice of celebratory drinks and the welcoming
Rotary Club of Romney Marsh The Rotary Club of Romney Marsh are gearing up for Christmas! Routes are being planned and collection buckets cleaned ready for the annual sleigh runs which will commence this year on Monday 2nd December and will be out and about for three weeks with our last collection night currently scheduled
In May 2018 one of our members was on holiday in South Africa and was listening to one of the locals giving a talk about the battles that took place at Rorke’s Drift. It turned out that this worthy gentleman was a member of the local Rotary Club in Dundee, KwaZulu-Natal and he mentioned that
Hello again, We gave ourselves a metaphorical pat on the back with a gala dinner held at Lympne Castle on 16th May to celebrate 50 years of service within the community on Romney Marsh. Founded in 1969, the year that Neil Armstrong first stepped onto the moon, the earliest record we have of those far
The Rotary Club of Romney Marsh gave itself a metaphorical pat on the back with a gala dinner held at Lympne Castle last week to celebrate 50 years of service within the community on Romney Marsh. Founded in 1969, the year that Neil Armstrong first stepped onto the moon, the earliest record we have of
Well, another busy month for all of us involved with the Rotary Club but a satisfying one as our main aims of enjoying good company and raising some cash for local charities have both been achieved. Our club was happy to coordinate the entries from all the local Rotary Clubs in the area for the
Hello again, Another full month for our club started with a visit by members, wives and partners to New Hall at Dymchurch. The term ‘New’ in the title is a relative one as it has its origin from when the place was rebuilt in 1575 as a replacement for an earlier half timbered building which
Hello again, So, spring has arrived (according to the meteorological calendar anyway) as you can tell from the emergence of daffodils and crocuses from their winter hiding places and the change in the weather from the balmy days of winter at the end of February to what seems to be more normal cloud, breeze and
