Our biggest haul ever
We collected an astonishing 192Kgm of rubbish in 42 bags with 10 Rotarians and volunteers.
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Coldingham Gala
more Flying the Rotary flag
Sportive article
Purple for Polio article
Santa tour 2024
more The final stop in Coldingham after the 3 day tour of local villages from Co'Path in the north to Burnmouth in the south, we saw several hundred parents and children turn out to support the event and collect a little present.
Countryside day article
more Rotary volunteers helping with primary school children at the annual Kelso show.
Goblin cars at the High School Showcase
more The local Primary schools were given another opportunity for the children to drive the Goblin cars around a track at the High School.
Young Writer
more Winning entry by Ava Heald, reproduced here, originally published in the Eyemouth Living magazine.
Friends of the Fort
more The Rotary club provided refreshments at the Masonic hall at Kirk Square, in support of Friends of the Fort. The Reivers were firing guns and demonstrating swordplay in period costume.
Coffee morning at Eyemouth Masonic hall
more A coffee morning was held at the Masonic hall in Eyemouth to raise money for the fight against Ebola. It was well supported for a chilly January morning and supplied with home baking, raffle prizes and books for sale.
The annual Burns Supper for 2015
more The Burns supper held at the Masonic hall in Eyemouth
Santa visiting the local children
more Santa's annual tour around 7 local villages distributing presents.
The Ocean Youth Trust
more Presentation by three girls from Eyemouth High School on their fundraising and adventures sailing around the Scottish islands.
The Duck race start
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News and Media
back These are Rotary articles previously published in the Eyemouth Living Magazine