Rotary Club of Wellington Somerset

It is with real pleasure the The Rotary Club of Wellington presented a cheque for £250 to Members of IKB Primary school's Pupil Council and we are please to say this donation has already been used to help fund the furniture in the well-used outdoor reading area.

On May 29th we held our President's night at Oake Manor Golf Club where an enjoyable evening was had by all. Not only were we served with a delicious meal but it was an opportunity to formally introduce Brian Withers as the new President and to present Rotarian Mike Field with his PHF award.

Well done to Nessa the winner of our Hamper raffle at the recent Pop Up shop. Enjoy !

Late last year the Rotary Club of Wellington were delighted to present the1st Wellington Scout Group with a cheque for £1200.

This donation, and other grants received, when added to the Scouts' own fund raising events has enabled the Scout Group to purchase a replacement minibus.

The minibus means all the Scout Groups in the area can access adventurous activities and events.

Earlier this month The Rotary Club of Wellington staged a successful Horse Race Night at the Wellington Football Club.
Members, friends, family and race sponsors gathered together for a great social evening plus tasty supper.
Over 60 attended the lively event where horses were auctioned off before each race, followed by betting on your favourite and then loud cheers as the races were screened.
The club would like to thank all those who came and supported us which raised a total of £1018 for local charities and good causes.

Our Bric-a-Brac Shop returns on 11th May to 16th May at the Pop-Up Shop, Wellington. We would be extremely grateful for any donations you would be able to make.

On a recent visit to Uffculme school, our Secretary Miles Halliwell presented Elma with a voucher for her achievement at the Young Musician competition

Come and join us for an evening, whilst raising funds for local good causes, supported by The Rotary Club of Wellington.
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At our recent Sixties lunch, when a "Swinging Sixties" quiz followed a Sixties inspired menu, Rotarian Ken Atherton, pictured here with Richard Williams, was awarded the prize for the best 'dedicated follower of fashion'.