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Last update
10 Mar 2010
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Welcome to the the Rotary Club of Northwick Park.

What does a Rotary Club do?

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The Interest Meeting on 2 April 2008

From time to time we offer the opportunity for members of the public to visit an open meeting. Our next open meeting will be on Wednesday 28th April 2010. If you would like an invitation to this meeting please contact the Webmaster by email (using the link at the bottom of this page) or click on the "Please Invite Me" button below.

END POLIO NOW -THANKS FOR LIFE ON BBC NEWS!

PLEASE NOTE: OWING TO REFURBISHMENT, WE ARE UNABLE TO MEET AT OUR NORMAL VENUE ON 10th AND 17th MARCH. SEE CLUB CALENDAR FOR DETAILS OF NEW ARRANGEMENTS

See photos Rotary Young Chef All-London Final
See the new Youth Opportunities video
Club Members please check the duty roster.

Our Meeting Place

We meet at The Traveller's Rest in the centre of Kenton at 7.15pm for 7.45pm start.

The Travellers Rest
Kenton Road
Kenton
Harrow
HA3 8AT
Tel 020 8907 1671

Northwick Park is located in the North West Suburbs of London and is about 11m (18km) from the centre of the city. Chartered in 1978, the Club has a comparatively young membership, and a young outlook. Three of the members of the Club are ex-Rotaractors (Rotary's organisation for 18 - 30 year olds). We meet every Wednesday evening at The Traveller's Rest, Kenton Road, Kenton, Harrow at 7.15pm for 7.45pm. The nearest station is either Kenton, on the Bakerloo Line or Northwick Park on the Metropolitan Line.

Our programme can be found on the Club Calendar page.

Copyright 2010 The Rotary Club of Northwick Park. All Registered Trademarks are acknowledged
Please contact our Webmaster with questions or comments.

 




 

The last week of February contained "Rotary Day" and was also our "Thanks for Life Day", a programme to raise public awareness on what has been achieved in Polio Eradication and how close we are to conquering the disease. As well as collecting in Brent Cross on 27 February 2010, a number of local shops gave up window space to help promote our activities. Below, you can see several of the displays that caught our Club Webmaster's eye.