Rotary
Club of
Reading Maiden Erlegh
District 1090, Central Southern England
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Welcome to the web site of the Rotary Club of Reading Maiden Erlegh; we meet every Tuesday evening - subject to occasional scatter visits - at the Senior Common Room, Reading University. Our meetings start at 8pm and our President always looks forward to welcoming our visitors from 7:30pm in the bar.
What is Rotary - Founded in 1905 Rotary is an international voluntary organisation consisting of over 1.2 million men and women worldwide who co-operate as a global team to alleviate or resolve suffering, hardship and deprivation regardless of race, religion, culture or political inclination. Complementing this commitment to local, national and international service, Rotarians live by a code of high ethical standards and carry the creed of international goodwill and peace throughout all aspects of their personal, business and community lives.
As for Reading Maiden Erlegh - The Club
was formed in September 1988 and its Charter was presented on 16th
May 1989; it is
one of
seven
Rotary
Clubs in the
Reading area
and originally had 37 founder members - the membership is currently
55. The emblem of the
Club - pictured right - includes a water wheel commemorating the old
flour mill which stood on the site of the present Reading Moat House
Hotel at Mill Lane, Sindlesham and a black swan which was once a
regular visitor to the nearby River Loddon.
Pay us a visit - If you would like to visit our Rotary Club one evening - even if you are not a Rotarian - or just want to find out more about Rotary in general, simply complete our feedback form and we will have someone contact you. Alternatively, if you live outside of Reading but still in the Thames Valley then further details of other Rotary Clubs can be found here.
28th July 2010
