Tin Can Alley

Christ Church School


Carnforth Rotary members, Andrew, Anthony and David looked after the Tin Can Alley stall at Christ Church School Summer Fair. Throwing bean bags to knock tin cans over was a huge success and many delighted children (and adults) took part.

A great time was had by all.

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Community

back Carnforth Rotary is very active in the community. In addition being responsible for the upkeep of the three boundary stones, our rotarians can often be seen around the area.