Join us at one of our meetings or events

Rotary Clubs throughout the world meet weekly to share fellowship, understand the vocational activities within their community, develop projects to support their community, raise funds for good causes and most importantly HAVE SOME FUN!

Below is our calendar for the coming weeks and months so please come along and join us.

The Dinner meetings are held at the Langport Arms, Langport, as our the Business Meetings (although we do not stay for a meal). As you can see there are a number of other meetings usually later in the month when we try to go "out and about"

Call the President, Clive Sills, on 01458 251399 for more information

Due the ever changing challenges we all face due to COVID19, the Rotary programme had been suspended with meetings taking place via ZOOM.

However, from 4th August, some semblence of normality returns!

JULY

2nd Handover at Clive’s

9th Business Meeting

16th Speaker Dot Cretney, Water Survival Boxes

23rd Speaker Justin Roxburgh, Arc

30th Speaker Angela Butcher, Pupil Referral Unit

AUGUST

4th Socially-Distanced-Social-Supper! Rose & Crown, Lambrook

6th Speaker Lindsay Wilson (Magistrate)

13th Business Meeting

20th Lawn Bowls/Walk

27th Wraxall Vinyard

SEPTEMBER

3rd Speaker Alison Ward, Autism Somerset

10th Business Meeting

17th Speaker Crane Project

24th Shepton Mallet Prison

OCTOBER

1st Speaker Angela Kerr, CAB

8th Business Meeting

15th Speaker

22nd 10 Pin Bowling (Yeovil)

29th Charity Dinner Caroline Osborne, YHBCU

NOVEMBER

5th Speaker Safe Driving, Steve Greenhalgh

12th Business Meeting/SGM

19th Skittles Social

26th Visit

DECEMBER

3rd

5th Charity Ball

10th Business Meeting

17th Christmas Party

JANUARY 2021

7th Foundation Supper

14th Business Meeting

21st Burn’s Night

28th Speaker

FEBRUARY

4th Whist Evening

11th Business Meeting

18th Speaker

25th Visit

MARCH

4th Speaker

11th Business Meeting

18th Speaker

25th Visit

So, you thought Rotary can't be fun.

Just imagine a few oily rags, some noisey engines and some spangly motorbikes with no brakes!

This is what greeted Rotarians at a fantastic night of speedway watching Somerset Rebels at the Oaktree Arena, Highbridge.

Nothing more exhilarating than live sport with all bar one of us experiencing professional national speedway for the first time. Noisey, dirty, smelly - not your usual Rotary meeting, but it was fantastic!

Then, just a couple of weeks later we found ourselves peering into the depths of the UK's largest stone quarry - Torr Quarry, Cranmore where Aggregate Industries mine 5m tonnes of stone per year - much of which finds its way into London along their very own railway!

And to cop it off we had the experience of sausage making with Malcolm Pyne at North Petherton - now that was a sticky finger sort of a night out.

Speaking of "nights out" we love a good shin-dig and if we can put on our glad-rags, all the better!

If you fancy joining in with the fun and frollacks, the email HERE for more information