Ridgmont House,
Chorley Old Road
Horwich,
Bolton. BL6 6RF
"Opportunities for the youth of this country
is attracting much interest at the moment and Rotary is well
equipped with projects which can benefit young people in personal
development, self confidence and in the business of caring
for others less fortunate at home and abroad"
for more information on this Youth Opportunities
rally>>
See 24 pictures from the
last District Council meeting HERE
Profile of Governor 2008-09 Graham HERE
Would
you like a Speaker for your club? - HERE
The RNIB Talking Book service is a lifeline for thousands
of
people with sight problems. In district 1280 alone they
are supporting approximately 2363 Talking Book customers.
Website- http://www.rnib.org.uk/
"Use
Once Identity Wrist bands" for children. They
are pre-printed with "Rotary International in
Great Britain & Ireland
, IF I AM LOST PLEASE PHONE " and are designed
so parents can write their mobile phone number on the
band before fastening it around the child's wrist. >>more (Promoted by Communications Committee)
View
the report on the District
Membership Seminar >>
"I have just returned from 18 day in
Kenya with Rotarian John Brooker on a Rotary Volunteer Service
Grant to research three of our International projects are
being managed by the Meru Rotary club......." (read
report)
From Peter Hayward
International Service Committee Chairman, Rotary Club of Middleton
Salford
with Swinton Club are holding a concert at The Opera House
Manchester. Entertainment by the multi-award winning Salford
Musical Theatre Company with scenes from some of the
best musicals on Broadway and the West End. Thursday 2nd October Compered by Norman Prince. Tickets £14. For
details contact Assistant Governor David
Ellis.
The Rotary Club of Ramsbottom is hosting
a charity performance
of:
“Let sleeping wives lie” “A romp of a farce, a perfect cocktail for disaster and misunderstanding!”
Presented by the Summerseat Players
at the Theatre Royal, Ramsbottom.
Friday 19th September 2008 Doors open at 7.15pm, the performance commences at 7.45pm. Tickets £10
(to include a welcome glass of wine and interval refreshments) The
bar will also be open.
Salford
with Swinton Club are holding a concert at The Opera House
Manchester. Entertainment by the multi-award winning Salford
Musical Theatre Company with scenes from some of 
the
best musicals on Broadway and the West End.
