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Members of Kirkby in Ashfield club enjoy a morning coffee whilst promoting Orange the World                              ...

Pitlochry Inner Wheel’s entry to the town’s "Christmas Tree Festival" promoted the Orange the World Christmas campaign. Sandra Cairncross, Club Correspondent reports that although sadly they didn't win - the tree was a discussion point and helped raise awareness of...

Members of York Ainsty Inner Wheel club made an ‘Orange Themed’ hamper and gave to the York IDAS /York Women's Refuge for distribution to those in their care.                            ...

Members from District 13, with members from around the country were delighted to attend the launch of the Orange the World initiative at the House of Lords.                            ...

Members were welcomed by congregants of St Giles Church, Camberwell where they were given the opportunity to promote Orange the World both during and after the morning service. They had a stall outside the church.              ...

Members of D13 walked alongside the Thames from Westminster to the London Eye, promoting both the Orange the World initiative and Hestia, DC Shamim’s chosen charity, which provides domestic abuse support services.              ...

Members of Rushen & Western Mann begin their Orange the World campaign in style. President Janet Alcock and Club Correspondent Lesley Scott were interviewed on Manx radio. There was an article on the Breakfast Show and then it was mentioned on the news...

Members of Irlam 2000 and Worsley Inner Wheel clubs joined forces to support the Orange the World campaign Their thinking being there's strength in numbers! After several planning meetings the agreed support took 3 practical routes: Firstly one of the Worsley...

The sun shone, and the sun shone ....A magical day for our Orange the World Walk, Charity Stalls and  Christmas Lunch.  Thank you to District Chairman Deirdre and Torquay for hosting our D17 Rally with our Association President Pam as Guest of Honour. (The walk...

Wednesday 26th November a group of Stirling members laid 18 orange stones at Doune Ponds with different hashtags# in association with Stirling Women’s Aid. The idea is to leave the stones for others to find. The public can then upload their pictures of their finds...