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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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First purple crocus – raising awareness of polio

We’re delighted to have received the first picture this year of a Rotary crocus – raising awareness of polio. Some crocuses were planted in public gardens and grounds, so do keep an eye out for more as you go around the local area.

As you may know, out Members have  sold or donated crocuses in the past to help raise awareness of Rotary International’s efforts to help eradicate this disease from the world. 

The beauty of crocuses is that they pop up year after year and so give us a regular reminder of Rotary’s work. This variety, Crocus tommasinianus (Ruby Giant), gives eye-catching, bright purple crocuses.

Please do send us your pictures if you have any in your garden or neighborhood! 

Picture: A pretty array of purple crocuses. Picture credit: The Rotary Club of Canterbury.

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