Ten of our members, assisted by three friends of the Club, wielded spades on the afternoon of Sunday afternoon, 27 March 2022, at Dalbeattie Learning Centre Campus, to plant 100 young trees to mark the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. The tree plantings can be seen on Dalbeattie’s Western approaches and include Aspen, Crab Apple, Red Oak, Rowan, Sessile Oak and Wild Cherry, with larger specimen Beech, Scots Pine and other native trees finding their way into the mix. It’s our hope that the 2022 plantings will grow tall for future generations to enjoy.
Ian Wilbur, our Community Team leader organised the Tree Plantings, seen here on the right of photo, with Ted Irving, our local tree expert and Charles Cloy, seen again engaged in planting
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For the entirety of our Rotary Year 2020 – 2021 our regular Thursday evening meetings have been online on Zoom.
moreKacie Baumler is studying for a post-graduate Masters Degree at Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh supported through a Rotary Global Grant Scholarship.
moreLord Lieutenant plants copper beeches at Dalbeattie Learning Campus to mark Queen's Platinum Jubilee
moreDalbeattie High School has become only the second school in Scotland to be awarded the Rotary Blue Flag of Peace
moreDalbeattie Rotary Club donated £1,000 towards the £5,000 renovation costs of the Dalbeattie War Memorial
moreDalbeattie Rotary Club donated £500 towards the production costs of six “Anti-Litter Campaign” signs
moreDalbeattie Rotary Club has its third Paul Harris Fellow, an honour awarded to those who demonstrate a shared purpose with the humanitarian and educational objectives of Rotary International and its motto of “Service above Self.”
moreDalbeattie Club Presidential Chain Handover on 24 June 2021. Frank Williamson, Club President 2020/2021, hands over to Douglas Irving, new Club President 2021/2022.
moreDalbeattie Rotary Club at the Centenary Lunch hosted by Dumfries Rotary Club on Friday 5 November 2021
moreDalbeattie Rotary Club has planted a tree in the town’s Colliston Park to mark the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.
moreDalbeattie Rotary Club has been providing modest financial support for the Kupata Project in Uganda whereby sanitary products are made available to girls at school
moreDalbeattie Rotary Club donated £5,000 towards the construction costs of a re-make of the Skeoch Car
moreTen of our members, assisted by three friends of the Club, wielded spades at Dalbeattie Learning Centre Campus, to plant 100 young trees to mark the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.
moreDalbeattie Club Presidential Chain Handover on 24 June 2021. Frank Williamson, Club President 2020/2021, hands over to Douglas Irving, new Club President 2021/2022.
moreReport from Rotary President Douglas Irving from the Rotary District 1020 District Conference 23/24 October 2021
moreDalbeattie Rotarians were privileged to have Rotary District 1020 Governor Ken Robertson (Cumbernauld) visit our Club at our meeting on Zoom on Thursday 3 February 2022.
moreThree of our members are taking part this week (8-15 April 2022) in the 26th Rotary World Curling Championships being held at the Dumfries Ice Globe.
morePresident Douglas visits the impressive and sizeable Dalbeattie Allotments during their Open Day
moreReport on Rotary District 1020 Hybrid Annual General Meeting Held at Mercure Hotel, Livingston, 27 November 2021 and online.
moreDalbeattie Club were present on the evening of Friday 11 March 2022 on the occasion of the Centenary Celebration Dinner of the Rotary Club of Dumfries.
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