Social events
At our Club in Hatfield we work in our community, with our youngsters and support international charity work. This said, we also enjoy a great social time
Social events
Vist to McMullens Brewery
With our Dutch friends we visited McMullens Brewery, Hertford guided by the owner Fergus McMullen
the brewery again
Battle Proms
A great afternoon and evening at The Battle Proms, Hatfield House
Battle Proms
Warwick Castle
Rotary Conference in Warwickshire – always an interesting and enjoyable event
Rotary Conference
We discovered Panshanger Park
Panshanger Park again
Visiting our Sister Club in Brookmans Park for a wine tasting and dinner
wine tasting again
on the Rhone
A wonderful trip down the Rhone in August These trips raise significant funds for our charities.
we met Prue Leith on the cruise
Our good social life at Hatfield Rotary
At our Club in Hatfield we work in our community, with our youngsters and support international charity work. This said, we also enjoy a great social time (OK on hold for the moment - but will be resumed as soon as safe to do so !). Most weeks we enjoy a social time at our meetings with a meal and drink and often an interesting speaker.
Away from regular meetings we have
dined together, visited theatres, temples and places of note as well as going
on river cruises etc etc. A few examples are given below…
Above: Visit to Neasden Hindu Temple and Hari Krishna Centre in Watford
Below: Every year we get together with our sister Club in Zierikzee, Holland
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Breaks Manor supports both a Youth Club and “Men In Sheds” for the not-so-young. After 70 years, the main building has needed much refurbishment – we were able to help and provide a generator system to allow youth events after dark in their grounds
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Our club is involved in international community projects, sometimes alone, sometimes in partnership with other Rotary clubs, or with other organisations
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At our Club in Hatfield we work in our community, with our youngsters and support international charity work. This said, we also enjoy a great social time
moreHatfield may be a small town but has a big place in history – not just in Britain but around the world. Founded before the Norman Conquest in 1066, Hatfield has played an important part in Tudor, Victorian, and aviation history.
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