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Last update
03 Feb 2010
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Welcome to the the Rotary Club of Northwick Park.

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The Interest Meeting on 2 April 2008

Please Note: We are not meeting at our venue on 3rd February 2010 as we are going for the Chinese New Year meal that was cancelled in the bad weather

See photos Rotary Young Chef NW 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.

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On 3rd February we were away from our normal venue, but earlier in the day there was Rotary work to be done. Here we see the North West London Rotary Young Chef Final winner who prepared a stuffed chicken breast wrapped in parma ham and served with rice and vegetables. In all, 10 young chefs had made it to the final although only 9 were able to attend the event on the day. Pictured above (left to right) are Rotarian Helen Antoniou who had organised the competition in North West London, the student who won the competition and goes on to the All London final at the college where Jamie Oliver studied, Westminster Kingsway College in Victoria, and the Worshipful the Mayor of the London Borough of Harrow, Councillor Eric Silver. Rotary is grateful for the provision of the resources of the commercial kitchen at Barnet College Grahame Park campus, where the event was held. We are also grateful to the two professional chefs, Tony and Kim, who judged the competition. More pictures can be found in the Club Photos section of the web site.