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Welcome to Rotary Club of Stevenage

Members and guests meet weekly at The Novotel Hotel, Stevenage.
Monday, 6:00pm for 6:15pm prompt.
Parter metings 7 for 7:15pm
Please check the diary for any special events

Apologies to Richard Dixon on 01438 222898 by 11am on Monday

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The President for 2009-2010 is David Jesson

He can be contacted on 01438 350186

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Stevenage Rotary Club is part of Rotary International District 1260
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President's Message 2010/11 - Robin Hopper

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Robin Hopper - President

Welcome to my year as president, my focus is to bringing ‘New life’ to the Club by introducing young people. Our Programme and Membership committees last year focussed strongly on ‘Young Rotarians‘ and we now have a list of over 20 young people who have had some association with our club during the last 12 months. I believe that if we embrace their ideas we will gain from their energy and enthusiasm.

New initiatives are being developed to engage with more local projects to benefit the community and provide younger members with opportunities to develop their skills and experiences. Present members will champion contacts, engage and mentor our ‘Young Rotarians’ to develop their life skills.

It is important that we maintain a balance to ensure that the core values of Rotary are preserved and the culture of our club is maintained. I believe that this can be managed through careful respectful planning and monitoring with a ‘shared ownership’ of this initiative.

Our Club believes that the future of our country, and our world, is in the hands of our youth and members want to support local young people to achieve their goals and prosper; in support I have chosen charities for my year that provide opportunities to enhance the life of children and young people living in Stevenage.

Rotarians give considerable time, energy and financial commitment to their club and its work. The rewards of seeing the benefit to others are many and personal achievement comes through such work and fellowship. During my year I want to ensure that the ability to maximise the benefits of ‘fellowship’ and the ‘fun and enjoyment’ associated with Rotary, underpins all that we do.

We have an exciting year ahead and I really hope many will join us to develop our Club, the work we do in the community and opportunity for youngsters, and that you will enjoy this as much as I.

Robin Hopper
President of Rotary Club of Stevenage
Last Updated on Saturday, 01 January 2011 20:54
 
News Update - Final Event of 2010

The Christmas Tree Festival

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The second annual Stevenage Christmas Tree Festival was held at Holy Trinity Church in the Old Town from 15th to the18th December. Several hundred visitors enjoyed the sight of the Nave and Chancel decorated with thirty six Christmas trees. Each was provided by a variety of local groups, schools and charities. As always there was great rivalry to achieve the title of the winning tree which was decided in a ballot of the general public.

The Womens Institute tree "Knitivity" was voted the best tree.

The highlight of the week was a Christmas concert by the Pasque Harmony singers on Friday 17th December.

For more details see the website www.christmastreefestival.co.uk

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Last Updated on Saturday, 01 January 2011 23:35