I was in charge of Rubbish. So here is my “Rubbish Team No 1” And “Rubbish Team 2” Past and present Presidents enjoying themselves. Roger Enjoying himself. Andrew enjoying himself Advertisements
Brue Valley Rotary hosted another Coffee Morning in the Market House in Castle Cary. The town was quiet so we were not as busy as we hoped. However we made a credible £146.65 – refreshments £66.55 / raffle £51 / … Continue reading
18 Rotarians and families spent a couple of hours ‘de-tubing’ in Haddon Wood Alhampton. ‘De-tubing’ consisted of removing the plastic tubes around the young trees as well as the staks supporting them. The tubes and stakes were then neatly stacked … Continue reading
Wednesday 29th The Bath and West Show has started. Sally, Chris and 3 Rotarians from Glastonbury and Street Rotary Club manned the Yellow gate on the first day. It was very busy but manageable. However it was very cold and … Continue reading
Supported by Brue Valley Rotary Club Bruton’s Militia confronted the Batcombites in 1640 in a re-enactment in Bruton by the English Civil War Society. The Militia was led by the redoubtable Sir Charles Berkeley, an active Royalist, who lived in … Continue reading
Members of Brue Valley Rotary Club spent their Tuesday morning not out in the sun but at the transport warehouse of Water Survival Box in Midsomer Norton, Radstock Somerset. Here together with members of Chelwood Bridge RC they packed water … Continue reading
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