I was glad to be on hand at the  today as the volunteers loaded a van – provided by Royal Mail – with relief goods for refugees fleeing the war. The van left us to collect a generator – again gifted by Royal Mail – and was then going on to Peterborough where the goods will be loaded, together with donations from across the UK, onto a fleet of large lorries going direct to Western Ukraine.

It was pleasing to be told, several times, that the Rotary Club of the City of Wolverhampton is held in very high regard by the community for the help we are providing.

President Richard Green

As we celebrate our Centenary year the Rotary club of The City of Wolverhampton can look back at a proud history of Service Above Self, helping people less fortunate than ourselves at home and victims of strife around the world.

A warm welcome- Emmanuel Jones with President Richard

City of Wolverhampton Rotary club has just expanded its international flavour with the induction of 2 new members.

President Richard inducting Rupesh Shrestha to our Club.

Emmanuel Jones, who hails from Nigeria is a pastor and hospital radiographer

Rupesh Shrestha from Nepal

Welcome to the family of Rotary!

President Richard

The crocus planted last Ocotber and in previous years in Bantock Park are in full bloom. Planted with the help of The Mayor of Wolverhampton Councillor Greg Brackenridge and children from Uplands Junior and Merridale Primary schools,they are the symbol of Rotary International’s campaign to eliminate

the scourge of polio from the world.

When the campaign started in 1988, there were over 1000 new cases throughout the world every day. To date in 2022, there has been only 1 case in Pakistan and 1 in Afghanistan.

President Richard Green