After staying in Ypres in Belgium on the Friday night, where they
also laid a Rotary wreath at the Menin Gate, the Leatherhead party made
their way across to the picturesque town of Gosnay, near Lens, on the
Saturday afternoon, where, together with members and partners of their
second twin club, the Rotary Club of Hannut Waremme in Belgium, they
joined over 200 members and supporters of the Rotary Club of Lens
Louvre, for the French club’s annual soirée, this year commemorating 61
years since the club was founded in 1957.
Having danced until the early hours of Sunday morning, the group
opted for a late breakfast the following day, before joining some of
their French colleagues for lunch in a nearby restaurant and then making
their weary way home to Surrey.
Rotarian Adrian O’Loughlin, who organises the trip to France each
year on behalf of the Leatherhead club, said he was delighted with how
well the weekend had gone and also the number of people present from the
club this year, adding, ‘We have had an excellent relationship with the
Rotary Club of Lens Louvre for almost 30 years now and always try to
support each other’s special events, such as the Lens Soirée and our own
President’s Weekend, at least once a year.’
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Fund raising Bike Ride with a selection of four routes for riders of all kinds. From fun-loving children to future champions. A ride to remember!
moreThrowing darts for charity. Teams of six players. No experience necessary. Raising money for local charities.
moreWe have a great track record of supporting projects to help local communities in the developing world. Closer to home, exchange visits with our partner club in Germany give us a valuable insight into the lives of people in another country.
moreSaturday 9th September Business, Charity and Food Stalls plus Music, Entertainment and the Rotary Club Bouncy Castle..
moreWelcome to the Gazette which contains the latest Club information, events past and future together with photos and contributions from members. The Gazette is written and edited by David Wilson (HK).
moreEvery year the Rotary Club of Cuckfield Lindfield & Haywards Heath makes donations to a number of International, UK and local good causes following fundraising activities which take place throughout the year.
moreThe Rotary Club of Cuckfield Lindfield & Haywards Heath was formed on the 1st July 2022 when the Rotary Club of Cuckfield & Lindfield and the Rotary Club of Haywards Heath merged.
moreRotary Rocks in The Orchards Shopping Centre, Haywards Heath. BANDS * SINGERS * DANCERS in support of ST PETER & ST JAMES HOSPICE.
moreOur Club is fun and progressive. Whether at our meetings, helping others, fundraising events or just socialising, we have a lot of fun. We are innovative, forward thinking and are proud to be a very progressive Rotary Club.
moreWe provide long-term support to the two local hospices as well as helping smaller local causes when needed. A fun part of this activity is taking part in village events: Spring Fairs, Christmas Festivals, Arts Festival and Bonfire Night.
moreThe Club is very supportive of young people, from primary school to teenage, with a wide range of activities.
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