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EPISODE · Sep 28, 2019 · 10 MIN

141 Portobello Rotary Club

from Porty Podcast · host David Calder, Iain Cook, Neil Fraser, Bill Thompson

Send us Fan MailPortobello Rotary Club is over 50 years old. It meets every Wednesday evening in the King’s Manor Hotel. It’s part of an international organisation with philanthropic and humanitarian objectives - Rotary International's motto is ‘Service Above Self’. One of the ways the club here raises money is by running the monthly car boot sales at Newcraighall Station; but it’s also involved with a number of youth related projects both in Scotland and abroad. However, the members insist that they don’t take themselves too seriously with fun and friendship a vital part of the club. Perhaps surprisingly for such a well-established institution, many people don’t know about it – so David Calder went along to find out more.https://www.facebook.com/portobellorotary/

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Send us Fan Mail Portobello Rotary Club is over 50 years old. It meets every Wednesday evening in the King’s Manor Hotel. It’s part of an international organisation with philanthropic and humanitarian objectives - Rotary International's motto is ‘Service Above Self’. One of the ways the club here raises money is by running the monthly car boot sales at Newcraighall Station; but it’s also involved with a number of youth related projects both in Scotland and abroad. However, the members insist ...

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