Clubs, by meeting day:
Clubs meeting on Tuesdays
Note: Fortnightly, No meetings in December or when the Club is on Holiday
Note: We meet on the first and third Tuesdays of the month
Note: No meeting after a Bank Holiday
Note: Business meeting first Tuesday each month. Social meeting usually on third Tuesday each month.
Note: No meeting following a Bank Holiday.
Note: 1st Tuesday of the Month @The White Lion. Contact the relivant venue to confirm meeting location, as we sometimes hold meeting elsewhere
Note: For meeting following a Bank Holiday. 5th Tuesday Contact Secretary.
Note: 5th Tuesday & after bank hols contact secretary
Note: Lunchtime at Bowling Green - once a month we have an evening at a pub. SEE WEBSITE.
Note: We hold weekly meetings at The Criceters, 24 Chapel Street, Ormskirk. L39 4QF.
Note: The last Tuesday of the month we have a social / fellowship event in a different location
Note: We meet in person twice a month at Rose Farm Restaurant, Utkinton CW6 0LP
Note: Guests and visiting Rotarians welcome. If you wish to visit us, please contact our Secretary to confirm that we have a meeting that week.
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Introduction to H&S in District 1180
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Join us on Saturday the 28th of September from 10:30am - 11:30pm for the 2024 District Conference. Scroll for more details.
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Contact Team Lead: Brian Masheter (West Kirby) 07827701521 lbmasheter@yahoo.com
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Be part of this wonderful opportunity
moreVocational Service - the Uniquely Rotarian original concept.
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Developing the skills and talents of Young People in our District.
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Our committee exists to promote the Rotaract Programme within the District boundary. While recent changes mean that people aged 18 to whatever upper age the club decides could join Rotary directly, many prefer Rotaract because it's less expensive.
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What to do, who to contact and actions to take in the event of an accident at a Rotary event
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WOULD YOU?
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