After an excellent lunch President Paul presented Rotarians Brian Withers and Richard Manning each with Paul Harris Fellowships in recognition of their extraordinary service to Rotary and the local community. The awarding of a Paul Harris Fellowship is the highest personal honour any Rotary Club can bestow. The award is named after Paul P Harris who founded the Rotary movement in 1905. Such is the importance of this award that in the 70 years since being formed in 1954 the Rotary Club of Wellington has presented only forty-nine Fellowships, including six to non-Rotarians.
On behalf of the members of Wellington Rotary Club, President Paul thanked the staff of the Beambridge Inn for their excellent service to the Club over the past twelve months. He closed the meeting by wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and a happy and healthy 2025.
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On Monday, 16 December, Wellington Rotary Club President Paul Brunsch welcomed 52 members and guests to the Beambridge Inn for a festive Christmas Lunch when he presented two Paul Harris Fellowships.
moreAs part of the Rotary Club of Wellington’s aim to further develop partnerships with local schools and young people’s organisations, the Club has decided that we are in a position to assist young people working for their Duke of Edinburgh’s Award.
moreThe Club’s annual Handover meeting was held at the Beambridge Inn on Monday 23 June 2025 where Rotarians and their partners enjoyed an excellent lunch.
moreWellington Rotary President Richard presents awards to Courtfields competitors in the Youth Speaks Competition
moreIn early December Past President Mike Webb presented members of the EVAG team with a cheque for £500.
moreThe Bolham Community School Choir sang carols at the Club's Christmas Lunch on Monday, 16th December at the Beam Bridge Inn.
more“Monumental IQ” were worthy winners of Wellington Rotary Club’s Quiz Night held at the Beambridge Inn on Friday evening.
moreMembers of the Rotary Club of Wellington, together with members of the business community, attended Court Field's mock interviews. It was a rewarding occasion when the year 10 candidates acquitted themselves very well indeed.
moreWith a little help from members of the Rotary Club of Wellington, pupils from IKB and Wellesley Park Primary Schools have planted purple crocus bulbs in their school grounds.
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