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Lunchtime meeting: Daughters of Kings: Women of Power in the Kingdom of Kent

11th March 2025
Venue: Howfield Manor Hotel
Lunchtime speaker meeting on 11th March -' Daughters of Kings: Women of Power in the Kingdom of Kent' presented by Dr Andrew Richardson who recently appeared on BBC TV's 'Digging for Britain'.A
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St Patrick's Day Celebration

18th March 2025
Venue: Prince of Wales Youth Club
Join us to celebrate St Patrick's Day and raise funds for the Prince of Wales Youth Club.The Youth Club are providing a suitably themed supper with vegetarian and other dietary needs catered for.The
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Spreading the word via local magazine CommunityAd

It was very nice to open the most recent copy of Community Ad when it popped through the letterbox and find an article there about us! It’s a great way for members of the community to learn about our work and for us to engage with the community.

CommunityAd is a local magazine that has a special Canterbury issue – and it’s done a stellar job in helping raise awareness about our work as a service club in Canterbury & nearby villages. We really appreciate their support. 

In the issue that’s just come out we hark back to last year when two flowers were very much on our minds – purple crocuses to raise awareness about Rotary’s efforts to end the potentially devastating disease polio, and poppies that are the focus of the Royal British Legion’s Poppy Appeal. The article also touches on something old and something new at our Club!

Look out for the latest issue. If you don’t receive a copy you can always see the online version in the local CommunityAd archive by clicking here. See issue 31, pg 6 for the latest article.

Of course you can see all of our most recent news here on our web site: www.rotarycanterbury.org.uk or at:

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Picture: CommunityAd magazine. Picture credit: CommunityAd, reproduced with permission. 

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