Clubs, by meeting day:
Clubs meeting on Mondays
Note: 2nd Monday is at 7:30 pm
Note: Meetings are on the 2nd and 4th Mondays and any 5th Mondays in the month from July 1 2018
Note: No meetings when the Monday is a Bank Holiday.
Note: No meeting on Bank Holidays
Note: These meeting details apply to the traditional group. For detail of the Market Harborough Rotary Club 'Inspire' group meetings see .....
Note: CURRENTLY all meetings are on ZOOM but we are working on a great mix of online and face-to-face in the near future.
Note: No lunch meetings on Bank Holiday Mondays. Our Satellite Group meets on the first Tuesday in the Month at 6pm for 6.15pm
Note: 1st Monday of the month 7:00pm at the Gordon Arms. 2nd Monday a ZOOM meeting at 7:00 pm. 3rd Monday 12:30 at the Gordon Arms. 4th Monday a ZOOM meeting at 12:30. 5th Monday we scatter to visit other clubs.
Note: No meetings on Bank Holidays
Note: We meet at Shepshed Community Centre on the second Monday and fourth Monday of the month (Except bank holidays)
Note: We meet most weeks at Rothley Court. No meeting on a Bank Holiday. See Meetings and Events below for dates.
Note: Second and fourth Mondays only, and no meetings on Bank Holiday Mondays
Note: excluding Bank Holidays and Events - contact the Club for details
Note: No meeting if Monday is a Bank Holiday
Note: No meetings on bank holiday Mondays
Note: First, second, third and fourth Mondays at 18.00; and fifth at another venue.
'What We Do' Main Pages:
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Range of Competitions first held at Club level with winners progressing to District level.
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Welcome to the District 1070 Youth Projects. Here you can find information about the exciting range of Groups and Activities with which Rotary are associated. Do have a browse and see what’s on offer.
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Rotaract was created by Rotary International in 1968. The new organisation was designed to promote responsible citizenship and leadership potential in young men and women between the ages of 18 and 30.
moreEvery Rotarian brings valuable experience and skills to their club and, through their club projects, helps to improve the lives of those far less fortunate than ourselves.
moreHow the District helps the Community. This page provides a link to the many projects managed by Rotary District 1070
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Greta Thunberg observed that the vast majority of people she talks to agree entirely with what she says and then carry on as normal.
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The next District Conference is March 2022 in Hunstanton, Norfolk
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District Governor Peter Berry's Charity for this year is Polio. During the month of April is your chance to support him. The key date is 14th April for your donation, on this date if we get the most donations we get a prize.
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The Foundation is the Rotary International Charity and is about helping Rotarians from all over the world to do good in the world whether at home or abroad.
moreThe purpose of these pages is for the District Governor and Assistant Governors to provide information as they wish.
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Integrated Communication Removes Boundaries. New page is under construction
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Membership is the lifeblood of the Rotary family. Without active and engaged members we would be unable to deliver the service in our programme and fulfil our overarching motto of Service above Self.
moreThis page is mainly aimed at Rotarians but the information is not confidential so is viewable by non Rotarians.
moreInformation about Rotary and our policies regarding aspects of compliance and of health & safety
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This page will provide a brief history and the geography of the Towns in East Midlands Rotary and links to Rotary Clubs in those towns.
moreRotary was born in Chicago on 23rd February 1905. The Founding President was Rotarian Paul Harris.
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