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Tottington & Bury West Rotary Club

Meetings at Greenmount Golf Club:  First Wednesdays: Business & Council (Rotarians), 7.30 pm. Fourth Wednesdays: Meal, 7 pm, usually with speaker, all welcome.

We also have regular Committee meetings, many on Zoom. Please contact if you require details.  

 Guests  most welcome at Greenmount Golf Club or on Zoom!


President is Paul Jarvis for 2025-26


The Rotary Club of Tottington & Bury West administers a Charity Trust Fund, Registered Charity

No. 1047285


Our BLEED BOX CAMPAIGN has installed emergency bleed packs all around the Metropolitan Borough (e.g. in Silver Street Bury ). Other local Rotary Clubs have joined us together with Bury Lions and other local organisations. We  received the magnificent sum of £7500 from Bury Lions towards more boxes. Many thanks to them!










Forthcoming Meetings etc.



FUTURE EVENTS


Friday 4th July: District 1285 Handover, Buile Hill

Wednesday 23rd July 7 pm: Meeting with meal at Greenmount Golf Club, speaker from NorthCare Charity

Saturday 26th July, 12 to 4.30 pm: Family Fun Day Clarence Park with Bury Lions and Bury Society for Blind and Partially Sighted. Children's Games.  50 stalls, charities and commercial. All in aid of Bury Hospice.

Thursday 31st July Club hosts Summer Campers for the day

Wednesday 6th August 6 pm: Croquet at Whitehead Gardens, Ainsworth Road, Bury NB No Business Meeting!

Wednesday 27th August 7 pm: Meeting with meal at Greenmount Golf Club, no speaker

Wednesday 24th September 7 pm: Meeting with meal at Greenmount Golf Club. Speaker Rtn Sonia Brock on Rotary Club visit to Iasi, Romania

Thursday 9th October 7 pm: Rifle Club shooting

Sat-Sun 18/19th October: Club attends Rotary District 1285 District Conference

Wednesday 22nd October 7pm: Meeting with meal at Greenmount Golf Club, speaker Joani Beale from D-CaFF

Wednesday 12th November: Curry Evening

Wednesday 26th November Meeting with meal at Greenmount Golf Club. Speaker Owen Dykes. Bury Fusiliers.


We undertake various community projects, at present including helping out at Pets in Need (most Mondays), St John's Garden/churchyard maintainance (most Wednesday mornings, if not wet). Also some litter picks. Contact for details.

Some of us are also helping at Tottington Centre with the voluntary library service which replaced that relinquished by the local council in December 2017. The library is open, Mondays to Fridays from 10.00 am to 5 pm (plus Saturday mornings 10-1). There is also a cafe: hours as library, except 10-4 pm weekdays. Rooms are available for hire and there are several activity groups for children and adults.

Whitehead Gardens, Tottington Project.  Proffitts are about to start work very shortly. Eventually, we hope to have a pleasanter park to visit and to make it part of a Tottington History Trail. This small park is a Memorial to those killed by a bomb in WWII at the site. 

Over the last year or so we have donated to, or hosted/assisted at, the following:

British Legion Poppy Appeal at Tesco Woodfields, Various local charities with coats from our "Wrap Up Bury" appeal, sold books for the Tottington Centre, completed the Bleed Box Campaign (30 boxes), Rotary Technology Tournament, Kids Out for Young Carers, Bolton Road Food Pantry community notice board, Brandlesholme Community Food Bank, Jigsaw (Bury), Bury Blind and Partially Sighted Society, Bury Enterprise Centre, School Christmas Card Competition with winner sent to local Care Homes,Elms Bank School, Kids Cancer Charity, Francis House and Derian House Children's Hospices, Blood Bikes, St John's Tottington- graveyard maintenance, Pets In Need, Tottington (help and funds), Wendy Warrington Ukraine Charity, Disabled Sports St Helen's, Dementia UK, Shelter Box Trust, Sand Dams, Global Sight Solutions, Sreepur village project, LendwithCare, and Rotary Foundation (Rotary International's own Charity, which includes Polio Plus, which soon hopes to eradicate polio from the world).

Note that most of our donations are raised via our Christmas Float and collections from our very generous General Public.

Our Daffodil planting this year was at Purbeck Park, Brandlesholme. NB the Spring daffodils along much of Brandlesholme and Longsight Roads are mainly the result of Club plantings over many years.

The Bury Schools Technology Tournament is run with the other Rotary Clubs in Bury Metro.





If you wish to attend a Rotary meeting or event listed above, can offer your help with projects, or would like further information about joining Rotary please contact me

Rotarian Pat(rick) Neininger

 p.neininger@btinternet.com

or

 07885 492 901

 


Meetings & Venue

Where and when:

We meet on Wednesdays at 1930

(1st week of month Business and Council Meeting. 2nd week of month Alternative event away from Greenmount Golf Club. 3rd week of month No Meeting. 4th week of month Club Meal at Greenmount Golf Club. Possible 5th week of month Alternative meeting.) Greenhalgh Fold Farm
Greenmount
Bury
BL8 4LH  01204 883712

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