Purple4Polio 2024
Purple4Polio 2024
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Brierley Forest Primary
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Brierley Forest Primary
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Brierley Forest Primary
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Brierley Forest Primary
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Brierley Forest Primary
Sutton Academy
Sutton Academy
Sutton Academy
Sutton Academy
The purple crocus bulbs are part of the Purple4Polio Rotary program to eradicate the life threatening and disabling polio virus throughout the world. Spring each year sees a beautiful purple carpet of crocuses blooming in many communities across the UK, thanks to Rotary’s Purple4Polio program.
Crocuses are perennial, which means they will bloom again every spring. They are also great at naturalising, so there's a good chance they will multiply every year.
'What We Do' Main Pages:
THE ROTARY CLUB OF SUTTON-IN-ASHFIELD HANDOVER AN ECO-GREENHOUSE TO CROFT SCHOOL MADE FROM RECYCLED PLASTIC BOTTLES.
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President Chris Dawes presents the Community Hero Award to Linda Smith of the All Let's Eat Food Bank
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A member of the Rotary Club has sourced face masks in China and had them flown in to support local care homes during the Covid19 crisis
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This month ATTFE College is celebrating Community Contributions for 2020-2021, within the North Nottinghamshire area. We are delighted to inform you that you are the WINNER of our Care for the Sutton Community Shine Award.
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President Danny Thompson presents valuable cooking equipment to Karen Draycott tutor at the ATTFE Let's All Eat food-bank.
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