This week’s meeting of the Rotary Club of Dunmow included an inspiring talk by Brian Pearce MBE FRSA, who is also a Paul Harris Fellow, on “A volunteer from steam engines to wildlife”. Brian described how his love of steam engines saw him getting involved in the development of a Wildlife Haven alongside the Nene Valley Railway in Peterborough. The site, developed on an old coal storage area, was constructed through the efforts of volunteers, like him, over many years, along with the generosity of various organisations, including the Rotary organisation.
The video on this link provides an overview of the sites development >> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTYwt3gv4jY
Link to the associated Nene Valley Railway >> www.nvr.org.uk
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Annual Sports Personality Dinner held on Friday 26th April 2024, with guest speaker Graham Gooch OBE, ex England and Essex Cricket Captain
moreDunmow Rotary Youth Competitions 2024/25 Young Artist, Young Chef, Young Environmentalist, Young Photographer and Young Writer.
moreThrough the Rotary Club of Dunmow - Collinson Legacy Fund, we have been able to provide Helena Romanes School, Dunmow, with a number of new musical instruments.
moreAnnual Santa's Sleigh Ride around Takeley, Priors Green, Little Canfield and Dunmow Grange, west of Dunmow Tesco.
moreThe Community Service Committee is responsible for organising events to give direct service to the community OR to raise funds for community groups and charities. Examples include: Father Christmas collections & Community Concerts.
moreThe Membership Service Committee looks after the welfare of members and recruitment of new members. Committee Chair: Barry Clark.
moreThe international Service Committee is responsible for our international service, including raising funds for International Charities and Foundation. It organises member's visits and exchange programmes.
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