What we do.
The bottom line is that we exist to provide service to the community (local, natonal and international) from within an organisation providing friendship and fellowship… Read More »What we do.
The bottom line is that we exist to provide service to the community (local, natonal and international) from within an organisation providing friendship and fellowship… Read More »What we do.
Members of the Banbury Rotary Club come from just about every walk of life. We’ve got men and women who are working, or have worked,… Read More »Who are We?
A Rotarian is simply a member of a Rotary Club. (See What’s Rotary) If you join our club you become a member of Banbury Rotary… Read More »Why become a Rotarian?
Rotary is a global network of 1.2 million neighbours, friends, leaders, and problem-solvers who see a world where people of action can unite to create… Read More »What’s Rotary?
Sir Charles Pollard QPM – 40 Momentous Years that Changed the UK 7.00 pm for 7.45 on Friday 2 June 2017 Tudor Hall School, Wykham… Read More »Charles Pollard Talk – 2nd June 2017
Rotarian Surinder Dhesi spoke as about the Guru Aasra Trust providing homes for the homeless in India. She explained the background of the Trust’s… Read More »Guru Aasra Trust Talk – 18th Jan 2019
Gemma Rowe-Jones is recipient of a Brodey Scholarship from Banbury Rotary to encourage young people into high-quality engineering courses. She is studying Civil and Architectural… Read More »Brodey Scholarship Talk – 14 Sept 2018
The Aunt Sally evening at the Cricket Club in Bodicote – organised by John Bennett. The evening saw Helen Morris and Andrew Fairbairn as triumphant… Read More »Aunt Sally Social – 11th Sept 2018
Ruth Rogers explains the genius puppetry behind War Horse, bringing ‘Joey’ to life! Saturday 20th October 6.45 for 7.00 pm Tudor Hall School , Wykham… Read More »WarHorse Event – 20th Oct 2018
Simon Batten, History teacher at Bloxham School, spoke to Club on 2 Nov 18 about Remembering the Great War. He examined some of the misconceptions… Read More »Remembering WWI – Talk