Purple for Polio

Early in the month Adrian Clifford, a long-standing, valued and much respected member of the club, unexpectedly succumbed to a heart attack following recent by-pass surgery. A very sad loss of a member whose presence and many contributions will be missed.

Wells Rotary Club supported the Wells Community Day at the Cathedral on Saturday January 17th.

The many and varied Rotary-supported projects are one of the many differentials between Rotary and the other service organisations in our community.

This year the Santa Fun Run was held on Sunday December the 7th.

Club members helped to organise and stage an Exhibition and Auction of Post Card Art

The Gods were with us for the Santa Fun Run

A well spent weekend collecting old Christmas trees

Working together we are united in the challenge of making a difference to the lives of others

To find our further detail on meetings and events please contact club President Angela

Supporting the Community in So Many Ways.

An eclectic mix this month: Lifeboats, Hospice Care and Glass Making.

Conscious of the need for rapid access to defibrillators following a coronary event, Wells Rotary has been working to make these life-saving machines available to the public at all times. It is an ongoing project.

Each week a team of listeners goes to St Cuthbert’s Primary School to listen to children read. It is so rewarding to see the positive impact on the children’s reading skills.

Helping the blind and partially sighted

Rotary District 1200 comprises Wells Rotary along with the other rotary clubs of Somerset, West Wilts and West Dorset. Circa 1200 is our district news sheet. Follow the link below to Circa 1200 to see what is going on across Somerset

Rotary in Wells is part of the global Rotary International, working with other clubs to eradicate polio, to help with other natural disasters, and to help those less fortunate than ourselves elsewhere in the world