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Some of the things that we do
Rotarian Robin Davies updates us on the progress he is making with his WW2 Project.
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Our President leads by example..
President John Martin flies out for another trip to The Gambia in West Africa and rolls up his sleeves to help build teaching accommodation in a remote settlement.
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A large audience enjoys a rousing evening of music...
The Salvation Army Band with guest Soloist Gemma Hinchcliffe and added entertainment by Rotarian Major Mott as compere.
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ROTARY INTERNATIONAL LAUNCH CYCLONE IDAI APPEAL
At our Club Dinner on March 26 the Club agreed to send £3,000 to Shelterbox (subject to Council approval).
The storm has been the worst on record to hit Africa and the Southern Hemisphere and the devastation is massive.
The urgent need is for shelter for the huge numbers made homeless and Shelterbox is already there assessing what is needed and RIBI support Shelterbox as one of the key response charites.
The governments in the area have appealed for intenational aid - especially for shelter, medicines, food etc.
Club members are also invited to send any personal donations to the Club Trust Fund - 100% (plus giftaid if appropriate) and it will be passed by the club to Shelterbox who will be seeking to send more and more supplies out.
You can donate by cheque - to Treasurer or online. 60-04-23. 54612713
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Matthew Sanderson wows us with his sculptures.
Based in Herefordshire with his young family, on the border between England and Wales, Matt creates Big Art – beautifully crafted, ingenious focal points for permanent display. His 20 years of prolific making have led to over seventy installed civic projects across the U.K and internationally. Matthew travelled back to Cambridge to give the Rotary Club of Cambridge a fascinating talk and slideshow illustrating the impressive progress that he has made in his career as a sculptor. His parents Graham and Marion Sanderson were there too. Graham has been a member of the Rotary Club of Cambridge for many years and introduced Matthew with some amusing paternal anecdotes! |
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The Rotary Club of Cambridge often has Rotarian visitors from all over the British Isles and beyond.
Earlier this month Dr Maria Sidiropoulou and her husband Rotarian Sarras Kalliontzis came to see us from Salonica. Sarras is an author. |
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Donna Arnell and Nick Burr from camsight came to speak to us with guide dog Amber and were inspirational.
Camsight is a Cambridgeshire charity that supports local people of all ages living with low vision and blindness to live the lives they choose. They work to enhance independence, improve well-being, and improve inclusion.
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More about our Club
We meet every Tuesday, mainly for lunch, but once a month for breakfast and also for an evening meal, at the Gonville Hotel Cambridge. If you are interested in finding out how to join us please email our Club Secretary cambridgerotaryuk@gmail.com |
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Meetings and events happening soon
Tuesday 23rd April 13.00 -
Lunch meeting at the Gonville Hotel
“A more excellent way of doing business – the new paradigm” by Dr Chan Abraham
Host - Patsy Glazebrook; Cashier - Gillian Coe; Reception - Jenny Chapman-Hay; Equipment/projection - Morris Chudleigh
Tuesday 30th April 19.00 -
Dinner meeting at the Gonville Hotel
Club Centenary Planning
Host - Robert Burgin; Cashier - Antony Warren; Reception - Gill Coe
Tuesday 7th May 13.00 -
Lunch meeting at the Gonville Hotel
Meeting details TBA
Host - Colin Greenhalgh; Cashier - Rosemary Turner; Reception - David Spreadbury; Equipment/projection - John Grieve
Tuesday 14th May 07.30 -
Monthly Breakfast Meeting at the Gonville Hotel
Cashier - Chris Senior
Tuesday 14th May 13.00 -
Lunch meeting at the Gonville Hotel
Dr Neil Stott - Social Innovation: The Cambridge Experience
Host - Paul Henry; Cashier - Sylvia Pryer; Reception - John Parry; Equipment/projection - Robert Ransom
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Meetings & Venue
Where and when:
We meet on Tuesdays at
the Gonville Hotel, Cambridge. Times vary so see the Programme for time and details. Visiting Rotarians are asked to give at least 5 days notice of wishing to attend by email cambridgerotaryuk@gmail.com