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Início / Albuns 2. Visiting Speakers
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Yorkshire Air Ambulance charity talk 2017
Marion who is a volunteer fundraiser and ambassador for the Yorkshire Air Ambulance gave an interesting and inspirational talk about the charity. Photo shows Marion with Mayor and Mayoress Lee and Janet Walton and President Alison
Tom Jenkins with student
Tom Jenkins with student talking about their favourite trip to Cambodia
Time Bank
Dec 8th 2014 Suzanne Keam and Kate MacDonald gave an interesting presentation on the Time Banking organization. They described the history, structure and workings of the project and encouraged the Club and our members to participate in the local set up.
Teacher Sam Pattison and students presenting "Morpheus"
Talk on Pilgrim Bandits
Andy Green who has a distinguished military background, gave a talk about Pilgrim Bandits that raises funds for expeditions, and grants which provide injured service personnel and emergency services personnel with specialist sports equipment and wheelchairs. Pilgrim Bandits Charity was established by a small group of Special Forces veterans in 2007 with the sole aim of using their unique training and experience to help and inspire injured front-line personnel to live life to the full. By pushing injured men and women into physically and mentally demanding situations that they would not have dreamed possible; retracing the Heroes of Telemark in Norway, kayaking the Orange River in South Africa, canoe down the Norwegian Fjords, jumping from aircraft, running races, trekking across inhospitable terrain. – “Always a Little Further”
Students with Sally Richardson
Students Georgina, Imogen, Bella, Alison, Eleanor with Sally Richardson
Stuart Kemp
Stuart Kemp talked about the Hornsea Community News bringing with him a first edition and samples, which now extends to 8000 copies going to Hornsea and surrounding villages each month. (Photo by Rtn Maung)
Showing video on Cambodian experiences
Showing video by Students on Project Cambodia 2017
RYLA presentation evening
Ella Wilcock, Ashleigh Taylor, Ryan Gibson and Ben Campbell-Wilson
Rtn Bruce and Janet McClellan
Rotarian Bruce McClellan and Janet from Ashburton/Buckfastleigh visited to explain about their charity on Sierra Leone project to equip a paediatric operating theatre for 3 million children under the age of 10. http://www.torquayheraldexpress.co.uk/rotarians-africa-hospital-mission/story-29055239-detail/story.html
Rotarian Adrienne Hodgson-Hoy
A talk on ''Life and Death'' by Rotarian Adrienne Hodgson-Hoy of Beverley Rotary Club, and an independent funeral celebrant .
Richard Carmichael, Chairman of the Floral Hall Board
Richard and Lynda Carmichael speaking about the past, present and the future of the Floral Hall in Hornsea
Richard Carmichael speaking at the Rotary Meeting
Richard and Lynda Carmichael speaking about the past, present and the future of the Floral Hall in Hornsea
Richard Carmichael speaking
Richard and Lynda Carmichael speaking about the past, present and the future of the Floral Hall in Hornsea
Rachel Williamson with President Keith Himsworth
Picture of Rachel Williamson after her talk on Densholme Community Care Farm