Wearing our Inner Wheel high-vis certainly made a stir with lots of people questioning us about the Inner Wheel....

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Did you see us at Tesco in Yeovil?  Our display of all we do to support the community at home and internationally.   We had many people stop by and show interest.  Free lucky dip of chocolate filled bags and lavender bags proved popular and Knit and Natter...

  Our visually impaired President, Helen McCann took part in the 30th Langport Triathlon.  She was supported by her guide runner Emily, and her guide dog Poppy. For this event she had to swim 16 Lengths of a 25m indoor pool, followed by a 22.5 km tandem bike...

The Inner Wheel Club of Chard’s inaugural Tea Dance was held at Jenny’s Café on Friday afternoon and was well attended and thoroughly enjoyed by an age range spanning about 50 years! A delicious slice of cake and a cuppa to music preceded the dancing which was...

Sedgemoor Invites you to a Literary Evening with Supper  Get your tickets Now!

Two members from Yeovil Club Janet and Joanne braved the weather and followed the Dorset Sunflower Trail in support of Dorset County Hospital Critical Care Appeal charity. Of course they took advantage of the weather and treated themselves to 'refreshments' in...

Weymouth Club had an excellent write up published by the Dorset Echo when they presented Anna Kent with a cheque for MSF.   Click here for the full online version Dorset...

Grateful thanks are always expressed by the recipients of these wonderful cushions.

Westbury ladies enjoy a monthly Book Club when they meet in a local pub for coffee and croissants whilst discussing their latest book and probably many other topics that arise! Members take turns to choose the book to be read.

Much as it pains me to put up eating photos It was a grey evening so Chard members decided to abandon fish & chips in Lyme and instead enjoyed an evening out together at a local restaurant. A great evening with good company, great food and lovely atmosphere.

Outgoing President Marian Murray presenting funds raised by the club to James Warren from Alzheimer’s Research UK