Rotary Club of Aireborough Photo Galleries
Aireborough Rotary's Halloween Competition - Best window display
Shops and businesses in the streets of Horsforth are being encouraged to dress up their windows for Halloween between October 21st and 31st
DetailsTuesday meeting 12.00 for 12.30 finishing at 14.00
Full house for Headingley R C visit with John Warwick CEO of UpCycle - Building a better future out of the past as our Speaker
DetailsFREE Seed Trail at Rodley Nature Reserve 29 September
Admission by ticket only - book your time slot at www.ticketsource.co.uk/aireboroughrotary. Follow the circuit to collect 6 different seeds: acorn, conker, beech nut, ash key, 'helicopter and pine cone
DetailsSupporting the Environment - Seventh Area of Focus
This is a new category of service activity supported by global grants beginning on 1 July 2021. The Club has been involved for some years tree planting in Nunroyd Park and Litter Picking around our area.
DetailsInternational/Humanitarian
This Committee supports activities financially and through hands-on help, with Aquaboxes for disaster areas, micro-loans for budding entrepreneurs, partnering the Bambisanani project and providing menstrual care kits for pupils.
DetailsEducation and Youth
This committee covers activities relating to schools, Rotary competitions and individuals in this age group seeking support
DetailsMembership Committee
The Rotary Club of Aireborough owes a great debt to the fine efforts of this committee. Traditionally recruitment begins via personal contact with a member and with meetings now held on both Tuesday lunchtime and Thursday evening there are more options.
DetailsTuesday meetings
Tuesday lunchtimes was the only weekly meeting when the Club began in 1953 originally meeting at the then Yeadon Airport. Since then as times have changed so have the venues but we are now firmly ensconced at Horsforth Golf Club
DetailsPhotographic Competition 'Life under Lockdown'
A picture showing some aspect of your life under lockdown from Social Distancing to Exercise, from Hobbies to DIY projects, from Working to Volunteering
DetailsInaugural Aireborough Beer festival
In partnership with Guiseley Theatre and Rawdon Parish Church featuring 40+ beers, cider and wine, with live music and food served all day. Entry £5
DetailsGreat British Fish and Chips Supper
This event hosted by the Wetherby Whaler LS20 8LZ proved a great success raising over £250 for the Spinal Injuries Association.
DetailsQuiz night with a difference has this new date.
With more than 90 taking part in 16 teams and a closely fought contest to cap the night it was another successful event raising valuable funds for charity. Well done all!
DetailsKids Out
Lightwater Valley was visited once again with a group of 50 from Benton Park's Green Meadows classes looking after 6 Rotarians
DetailsSheepstakes picture gallery
This event, staged for a second time raised £720 for the president's charities as well as causing great hilarity and providing much fun as the pictures show.
DetailsInteractive Quiz 2015
The second Quiz was held at Rawdon Conservative Club with 8 teams competing over 7 rounds and a devilish team challenge. In a tight finish 'Them Squares' came out on top.
DetailsChildline and aquaboxes benefit from barbecue
Hosted once again by Bill and Janet Kerr this year's barbecue was in aid of Childline: items were also collected for Aquabox with a list of options circulated in advance. Guests brought their own drinks and raised an admirable £180.
DetailsLightwater Valley hosts Kids Out
For once the weather was on our side and our biggest group ever made the most of it
DetailsGoing out on a high
Bradford Golf Club hosted President Bill's last event of the year, including cheque presentation and another worthy Paul Harris Fellowship recipient.
DetailsCracking result for Egg Hunt
The egg hunt featured a lot of preparation as the pictures will show
DetailsFewston and Swinsty Charity Walk 18 May
Around 30 intrepid walkers, 4 marshals and Barney the dog braved untypical weather for a variety of charities. Rotarians, wives, Inner Wheel members and just friends took part finishing with well earned sustenance at the Washburn Heritage Centre
DetailsWashburn Heritage Centre - Outgoing President's Evening
Members enjoyed an evening re-visiting the now completed Washburn Heritage Centre, the final meeting of Barry Bootland's Presidential year.
Details58th Charter Dinner - September 2011
DetailsAugust Bowls evening at Rufford Park
DetailsDictionary presentations July 2011
DetailsFrank Renton PHF, host of BBC Radio 2's 'Listen to the Band', conducts the Hepworth Band
An entertaining evening is guaranteed for the price of a £10 ticket including a free programme. Venue Yeadon Town Hall, start time 7.30 p.m.
DetailsKids Out 8 June 2011
Four intrepid Rotarians, Barry Bootland, David Cook, John Knaggs and Robert Mirfield braved the challenge of Lightwater Valley looked after by 7 Meadows Park pupils and several staff
DetailsTree windfall for Primary Schools
DetailsThanks for Life 2011 multi-tasking at Morrisons and the Vegetable Patch
DetailsNovember, December and January
DetailsFocus on the crocus
Club members with sterling help from primary school pupils in 7 local schools + councillors, an M.P. and 'proper' gardeners planted 5,000 crocus bulbs under the Thanks for Life banner
DetailsHarrogate Conference October 2010
DetailsKids Out 2010
DetailsPresidential handover - 6 July 2010
Before the best attendance of the year, leaving the Attendance Officer lost for numbers, Philip Livesey handed over the chain of office to Roy Barker, a member for only 4 years but with Rotary achievements far beyond that!
DetailsRYLA 2009
Connor Brown and Lucy Stevenson our two RYLA students for 2009 with President Philip and Patrick Glenn.
DetailsSpring Fling with entertainment from Hillbilly Group the Rough 'n Ready Boyz
The poster said: ‘Dress code – hillbillyish, stomping encouraged’, the menu promised food to suit the occasion and the Rough ‘n Ready Boyz promised to hit us with ‘an explosion of bluegrass, celtic mania’- well let the pictures tell the story.
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