OLD NEWS

of Club Activities & Fund Raising.

PRESIDENT for 2011-2012
PETER DAY INDUCTED
AT CHARTER NIGHT JUNE 24 .
GARETH HOMFRAY-DAVIES VP

more photos by John Tym

Reepham Patient Care Fund - Reepham Rover

 
Mrs Jeanette Overton receives a cheque for £1,000 on behalf of Reepham Patient Care Fund.
Richard Cooke presented the cheque with President Peter Day
   

PAUL HARRIS AWARDS

DG Rodney Howell presenting the awards to Peter Underwood and Eddie Rust-Andrews at last Monday's meeting. After which the DG spoke of Rotary's achievements and quest for new members.

Monday 18th April
President Terry Sutton presents Cheque to Nick Rosetti Chairman of Reepham Day Centre.

Monday was a partners evening and they were entertained by a very interesting talk by Simon Egan about 'Berwilderwood'.

PAST PRESIDENT RICHARD COOKE GIVES CHEQUE FOR £2,750 TO DAVID OLDFIELD ON BEHALF OF THE EAST ANGLIAN CHILDREN'S HOSPICE.

Monday 18th April
President Terry Sutton presents Cheque to Nick Rosetti Chairman of Reepham Day Centre.

Monday was a partners evening and they were entertained by a very interesting talk by Simon Egan about 'Berwilderwood'.

END POLIO NOW - CERTIFICATE AWARDED TO REEPHAM CLUB
for our and Reepham High School's efforts

Reepham in Norfolk to be one of UK’s First Low Carbon Communities

Reepham has won up to £1,000,000 in a competition to become a blueprint for sustainable living

Rex Warner a member of the Reepham Green Team have developed and delivered a series of projects to reduce our carbon emissions - including the world's first trials of biofuel in domestic boilers, the Reepham Insulation Project (R.I.P. CO2), and the launch of the Reepham Car Club.  Reepham is an example of how we can create low carbon communities.  I'm delighted that Reepham has been chosen as a winner of the Low Carbon Communities Challenge as it will enable community groups across the town to deliver the next wave of carbon reduction projects. These projects will lead to reduced fuel poverty, reduced transport poverty, and reduced carbon emissions.”
Last year the club was involved with the Home Insulation Project by advertising this in the market place and encouraging people to sign up to free insulation.
Secondly we organised the Community Kitchen Project and Rex talking to the club thanked them, Terry Sutton & John Tym in particular for participating and organising the upgrading of appliances in community premises to Grade A in energy efficiency. For this we had to be liable for the cost if government monies failed to appear or appear on time. And as this stretched to over £18,000 from about £5,000 any further commitment along these line would not be adviseable.

MORE BLACKBOARD NEWS FROM TANZANIA

Dear Paul,
How are things with you in the UK?
I just thought I would write you a quick email to let you know that the blackboards that you at Reepham Rotary gave money towards, are now all finished and ready for distribution to the village schools next week. One teacher was so keen to have their board, they cycled here to collect it, and some chalk, and took it back on their bicycle!!!! They very so pleased with it and said 'Asante sana' (Thank you very much!) over and over!
Many thanks again and best wishes,
Laura
Hello Paul
 I'm back now! Just staying at my parents for the moment until I feel like braving real life in Norwich! It's a shock to the system coming back, I am really missing the simplicity of community life out there....
Anyway, I have just downloaded some of my pictures, so I'll send them to you in a couple of emails.
Many thanks again for all your support with this extremely successful and worthwhile project!
 Laura

 


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