15 April
Our AGM and a routine business meeting. Minutes and papers are in the members’ area.
8 April
Philip Richardson came to tell us about the history and work of Norfolk’s Agricultural Research. From pioneering work at the beginning of the 20th Century, the organisation remains at the forefront of solving agricultural needs in the UK. Philip outlined the many future challenges for farmers – and for us all. It was good to […]
18 March
Trevor Hardingham come to tell us something of the history of Wood Dalling and the various characters he remembers. The subject was interesting to a number of natives of the village so we were able to welcome many friends to an interesting evening.
11 March
An efficient business meeting via Zoom. Coen van Beuningen has elected Vice President with a view to leading us in 2025/6. Minutes are in the Members’ Area now.
4 March
Bob Maskell, District Governor for District 1080, was our guest. He talked about the issues and developments for Rotary internationally and nationally. He advised that the End Polio campaign started and run by Rotary is now down to just two areas within Afghanistan and Pakistan that now have a wild Polio strain. The end gets […]
24 February
A pleasant evening of fellowship in a newly warm St Michael’s. Our quiz on Friday raised around £1000; many thanks to all who took part and helped.
20 February
A small team went to Porsche Norwich to learn about the future of electric cars. We had a good talk on that but most were more interested in the high-performance petrol versions.
5 February
We welcomed Clive Evans who brought us up to date with developments at the Priscilla Bacon Lodge. The new hospice building is impressive and will increase care available to cancer sufferers. The Club was pleased to send a small donation.
29 January
We welcomed Prof Claire Jowitt and Julian Barnwell who gave us a fascinating presentation on the history of HMS Gloucester and the work being done to survey and recover artefacts from the wreck. With 100 visitors we were grateful to Reepham College for use of their facilities. We will watch with interest the programme to […]
22 January
Burns Night was celebrated with excellent haggis from Avril, a convivial evening with friends and some poetry in gibberish. Mercifully the piper was on tape and could be turned down. Thank you Peter for excellent organisation.