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Welcome to the website of the Rotary Club of Abingdon

We have been in existence for sixty years, meeting every Friday lunchtime in the heart of historic Abingdon, seeking through our friendly fellowship to put our resources of time and money towards helping others locally, nationally and internationally.

If you'd like to give something back to society and have a good time in the process, why not come and join us?

Newsflash: "For one full year, no new cases of polio

have been reported in India"

13th January 2012, RI President Kalyan Banerjee (see video announcement here).

 

Charity Fundraising

Youth Speaks

Social Events

Weekly lunch

Off on holiday? Visit a Rotary Club and contact a Secretary at the

Worldwide Rotary Club locator.

 Or visit us,

Every Friday, 12.45pm, The King's Head and Bell, Abingdon. Click below to tell us you're coming:

secretary@abingdonrotary.org.uk

 

In the next 30 days..

03/02/2012  Club Weekly Meeting -   Speaker: Peter Clarke.  Title: To Be Advised
10/02/2012  Club Weekly Meeting -   Speaker: Geoffrey Geere.  Title: To Be Advised
17/02/2012  Club Weekly Meeting -   Speaker: David Farrant.  Title: To Be Advised
24/02/2012  Club Weekly Meeting -   Speaker: Henning Bjerglund.  Title: To Be advised

Last Meeting

27/01/2012 Topic: Speaker: John Thompson
Title To Be Advised

Meeting Details:

We meet on Fridays at 1245 at The King's Head and Bell, 10, East St Helen Street, Abingdon,
OX14 5EA Tel: 01235 525 362
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