Ruth Hewison from Hereford Wye Valley was recently involved in a ceremony in Guernsey, when she presented a set of spurs to the King when he was visiting the Channel Islands. She comes from a family who have held the title of Fief des Eperons since the 18th Century, as the spurs are reputed to have been presented to her ancestor by King Charles II.
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Two wonderful young women shared with Banbury club members their moving and inspiring stories of surviving sepsis. Raising awareness of the support work done by the UK Sepsis Trust, they shared with us the key symptoms to watch out for in adults and children, and...
President Chrissy, along with 5 members of the club, visited the headquarters of Sense in Selly Oak. We were given a very interesting tour of Sense, finding out how much they do for disabled children, right up to the age of 25 years, followed by a lovely afternoon tea...
At the International Service Rally last May, we received a comprehensive update from Jane Kaye-Bailey, the founder (with her late husband) of The Butterfly Tree charity in Zambia. The charity has transformed the lives of orphans and vulnerable people living in rural...