Accessibility Games are a Rotary initiative with Inner Whel classed as a partner in the venture. It is for children (8+) and adults who have any form of disability, physical or learning, to have a free day of avrious activities such as swimming, darts, archery, bocca and many more. Participants receive a t-shirt and a medal for competing and winners get a trophy. There were over 80 competitors this year. The Games are held at Woodhouse Grove School.
The Inner Wheel Club of Carmarthen recently held a successful Coffee Morning at St Peter’s Civic Hall, Carmarthen. Funds raised will be shared between the Chemotherapy Unit at Glangwili Hospital and The Salvation Army. The Mayor of Carmarthen, Cllr. Heledd ap Gwynfor...
At the Harrogate Conference Kathy Kings from the Ravenshead Club in D22 was the lucky winner of a one-day Cookery course held at the Lake District School of Food and Wine. This was a prize given by Pat Russell, in aid of Past President Heather's charity, Arthritis...
The Ladies Auxiliary of Guildford Rotary Club was formed on 19th February 1926 and the first meeting was held in March 1926. There were 28 founder members. The handsome President’s badge was purchased by the Rotary Club and gifted to the Club in June 1927. On 8th ...