Thursday meeting
The Thursday group initially the Nomads began as a satellite group meeting on the first and third Thursdays of the month at Horsforth Golf Club between 6.00 and 8.00 p.m. on an informal 'drop-in'basis. Periodically other venues are also explored.

Our regular name is now simply Thursday meetings and are continuing to bring new members into the Club by presenting an opportunity for people unable to attend the original Tuesday lunchtime meetings. Events-wise they have proved innovative running a successful fund-raising Sheepstakes Race Night, helped Mary's Meals via a barbecue and South African schoolchildren through the charity Chameleon as well as organising a Grand Interactive Quiz. They continue to add new events most recently the 'It's a Dogs' Day' with Beer festivals running since the summer of 2017. The Days for Girls project also found its feet within Thursday meetings.
All Club members have the option of attending on Tuesdays, Thursdays or both as all are full members of the Rotary Club of Aireborough choosing the meetings which best suit their situations.
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Cracking result for Egg Hunt
The egg hunt featured a lot of preparation as the pictures will show
detailsBeyond our wildest eggspectations
Massive crowds flocked to the award winning Rodley Nature Reserve to enjoy the 4th Aireborough Rotary Easter Egg Hunt
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Reflections on Rawdon Fun Day and Tony's paper. Where now Scootathon, replanning and revised marketing urgently required.
detailsBack to school barbecue in aid of Mary's Meals
This will be hosted by Bill and Janet Kerr at 78A Harrogate Road, Rawdon, Leeds LS19 6ND. Cost £10, with separate afternoon and evening sessions, it might be helpful to bring a chair! A list of items you could bring for the bagpacks will be circulated
detailsCongratulations to President Nominee
President Heather Read with Janet Appleton, the last of the trio to receive her badge of office
detailsGrand Easter Egg Hunt
The sun shone, eggs abounded, ducks behaved, families came in large numbers, Rodley Nature Reserve and its staff were perfect hosts so charities benefited - and how!
detailsNo lost sheep
Aireborough Nomads, a satellite group of the Rotary Club of Aireborough, attracted a full house to Horsforth Golf Club for its first ever charity fund-raising event, a race night featuring competing sheep.
detailsMeet the parents evening
Reception for RYLA/Ocean Trust parents +Izzy Palmer, our sponsored equestrienne and her mother Caroline. Easter Egg Hunt and May's Ukrainian evening will also be on the agenda.
detailsAireborough's Grand Easter Egg Hunt
The sun shone, eggs abounded, ducks behaved, families came in large numbers, Rodley Nature Reserve and its staff were perfect hosts so charities benefited - and how!
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Final planning for Easter Egg Hunt, reflections on Sheepstakes and then what next for the burgeoning calendar?
detailsAnd then there were three......
Joining the Rotary Club of Aireborough during President Brian Whitham's year - Maggie Braker and Janet Kerr soon to be followed by Heather Read and Liz Kenwood-Herriott taking up the new Rotary challenge of 'We're for Communities'.
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Final preparations for the Easter Egg Hunt will be discussed including rotas but will be preceded at 1.30 p.m. by a Bake and Make session at the Kerr household, finalising items for the various stalls and the tombola. Notes from last meeting follow.
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Doreen Hodgson is inducted into the Rotary Club of Aireborough by President Brian Whitham
detailsAireborough Nomads - the story so far
The Aireborough Nomads were asked to tell their story to Rotary members at a break-out session at the District Conference in Scarborough - October 2013
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