Barnet Dementia Club – January 2019 Update
This was the first session for 2019. We had a very good attendance, 28 clients attended including 18 from members of Friends in Need. We had two new persons that … Continued
Club News
Foundation contributes to Clubs defibrillator project
Past District Governor Rob Morris , District Foundation Chairman visited the Club on Monday 28th January. Rob had two jobs firstly to hand over the Grant cheque which the Club … Continued
New Years Message from Chris Ferris
A great way to start the Rotary Club of Barnet year: Chris Ferris, Rector of Saint John the Baptist church in Chipping Barnet explaining how the church is still relevant … Continued
Video of the official opening of our Dementia Club
Barnet Dementia Club – July Update
St John’s Church, New Barnet, 31st July. The number of members who came to this month’s session was much higher than last month and they all had a fantastic time. … Continued
Plant Sale at East Barnet Festival
The Rotary Club of Barnet with families and friends, enjoyed a sunny and successful weekend selling plants and making friends at the East Barnet Festival today and tomorrow. We managed … Continued
Junior Park Run in Friary Park Barnet
Eileen Ramble, organiser of Junior Park Run in Friary Park Barnet, spoke to the Club on Monday, explaining how she has managed to get (within a few short weeks) 100+ … Continued
Hedge Planting at Oakhill Park Nature Reserve
As part of the Rotary goal, for every Rotary member plants at least one tree each and change the environment for the better, Barnet Rotary teamed up with the London … Continued
Rotary Plant a Tree Challenge
Warm and hearty congratulation to Rotarian Scott Maclachlan who planted 40 oak saplings at Heartwood Forest, on behalf of Barnet Rotary, to meet the Rotary challenge to plant a tree … Continued
First Dementia Club UK Meeting
Our 1st Dementia Club UK meeting took place on Tuesday 30th January at St John’s Church in New Barnet An encouraging attendance of about 9 carers with friends, well supported by … Continued