Happy Anniversary

Sat, Jul 8th 2017 at 7:00 pm - 11:55 pm

40th Year Celebration

Happy Anniversary - Sergeant of Arms Don Walker giving out the orders

Happy Anniversary - Geoff Batchelor telling us about the Club's history

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The Rotary Club of Newton Aycliffe held its 40^th anniversary at Woodham Golf & Country Club on Saturday 8th July 2017. Members and guests celebrated not only this special occasion but also its achievements over the past years. Currently the club continues to attract members and we all hope that it continues to support our communities, at home and further afield, over the forthcoming years.

The accompanying photographs show members and guests gathering on the patio for pre-dinner drinks. Then our Sergenat--Arms, Don Walker giving clear instructions to our club's founding member and long-serving Rotarian Geoff Batchelor to keep it breif and not to send the guests to sleep.

The final photograph portrays Geoff giving an overview of the club's history which included the develoment of the nature reserve, the Blue Bridge Project, the Christmas Collections and the annual Golf Competition much of which can be viewed on the "What do we do?" page.

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FROM ROTARY NEWTON AYCLIFFE TO MOMBASA

A couple of months ago, Bernard Borsberry visited Rotary Newton Aycliffe to speak about his recent trip away and how he became interested in supporting youth football in a distant land.

ay, our President David Hogg visited Five Acres Community Garden and presented Manager, Charlote Iceton with a cheque towards their 'Fund a Fence' project.

Rotary was able to assist Great Aycliffe Cancer Care Group with the provision of a card reader for their newly opened hub.

Rotary Newton Aycliffe recently hosted a visit from volunteers of ManHealth.

At last, Rotary Newton Aycliffe’s very own group of Rotakids have been able to meet and discuss their plans for the future

During 2022, with the help of our County Councillors and funding from the Great Aycliffe and Middridge Partnership - GAMP, Rotary Newton Aycliffe bought a trailer, and it was a natural progression to then make the decision to have a new Santa Sleigh.