Three members, Charles Keeper, Hugh Graham and Bill McCallum made the journey to Kings Park Hotel to visit the Rotary Club of Cambuslang.
The usual greetings were exchanged, an excellent evening of good food and hospitality was enjoyed by all.
The knowledge and enthusiasm of the three speakers shone through and their project is fascinating. Cambuslang Apiary Project was formed, in 2012, when a few potential beekeepers in Cambuslang were finding it difficult to get started in beekeeping, having no suitable location. Thankfully the Cambuslang Fire Station offered us a secure site for our community hives when our first location suffered vandalism. The honey bees thrive here due to the wild flowers along the banks of the river Clyde. Most of their members now successfully keep bees as individuals ranging from 1 hive to 14. This is a very challenging and enjoyable hobby and helps the honey bees at a time when they are struggling with reduced habitat and an increase in pests and disease.'What We Do' Main Pages:
The members of the Rotary Club of Motherwell and Wishaw welcome President Katrina in unusual circumstances!!
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moreOn 15th and 22nd December, Santa, and some Rotarian helpers, toured Motherwell, then Wishaw, spreading Christmas Spirit and raising funds for various charities.
moreTablets, equipped with dementia friendly apps, are delivered to two nursing homes for the use of their residents
moreGolf tournament, for the Douglas Clementson Trophy, participating teams being from our local secondary schools to be held at Colville Park Golf Course
moreAn annual event for primary schools in the Larkhall area being held for the first time by the Rotary Club of Motherwell and Wishaw (previously run by Clyde Valley Rotary Club)
moreThe members of the Rotary Club of Motherwell and Wishaw are delighted to welcome our newest recruit, David Crichton.
moreWhen asked if we could help one of our local primary schools make and build a hut for their garden projects how could we refuse, and what a fantastic day we had doing it.
moreAs a Club, we sponsor the attendance of at least two young people on this fantastic award scheme
moreFor more than 30 years, Rotary, and our partners, have been working to End Polio Now. We"™re this close to ending the disease forever. Join us!
moreThe members of the Rotary Club of Motherwell and Wishaw are delighted to welcome another new member inducted online, David Grieve
moreThe members of the Rotary Club of Motherwell and Wishaw are proud to recognise the outstanding service given by Past President Jim Robertson in his thirty-five years in our Club
moreThe Furniture for Families Project provides furniture and household items to families in need within our service areas - Motherwell, Wishaw, Bellshill and Larkhall.
moreThe members of the Rotary Club of Motherwell and Wishaw are delighted to welcome our second new member inducted online, Jean Murray.
moreWorking with the Head Teacher and staff of Coltness High School, the Rotary Club of Motherwell and Wishaw has agreed to sponsor an Interact Club
moreThe members of the Rotary Club of Motherwell and Wishaw are proud to support the Rotary Club of Chelmer Bridge, in the 2019 Rotary Poppy Pin Appeal to raise funds for the Royal British Legion, including Poppy Scotland
moreFor the second year, the members of the Rotary Club of Motherwell and Wishaw welcome our new President, Charles Keeper, online!!
moreThe Rotary Club of Motherwell and Wishaw recognises the importance of building and maintaining close links with the youth of today, through the schools and youth organisations in our community
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