The Kenilworth Festival committee has been boosted by a pledge of support from The Kenilworth Soroptimists. The Festival, which is promoted by the Rotary Club, is organised by a committee of people from the community. President of the Soroptimists, Di Nash said: “The Kenilworth Festival
INTERNATIONAL LITERACY DAY SEPTEMBER 2009 Soroptimist International supporting Book Aid International During September, help to raise money to send books to sub – Saharan Africa. For every £2 you collect, Book Aid International can send a book to a school or library How much value
FRIENDSHIP, FUN AND FOOD were certainly on the menu for our afternoon at Linda and Bede’s home. A group of some 22 members enjoyed the sunshine in Linda’s delightful garden on Saturday 22nd August. She refreshed us with different flavours of tea served with scones
Kenilworth & District Soroptimists took part in one of the group’s favourite pastimes in August – eating! This time it was breakfast at an event organised by Carole and Nick Nicholson. Guests were invited to enjoy traditional breakfast fare, including kedgeree and kippers, whilst enjoying
Members Rebecca Probert, Di Carter & Sally Wilding put their best feet forward on the Sunflower walk in June in aid of Myton Hospice.
The annual plant sale was held on June 6th in torrential rain much to everyone’s disappointment. There were so many plants left over that we decided to take the remainder to the next car boot sale (see picture above) at Leamington RFC. Thankfully,
Kenilworth & District celebrated their 40th year this weekend (17th to 19th April). The celebrations commenced on Friday evening with a civic reception in the company of the mayor and mayoress of Kenilworth. Guests were welcomed from friendship link clubs in Remscheid, Mulhouse, Arnheim Oost,
Pupils from Kenilworth School provided their time and effort on Saturday March 7th in local service projects organised by Kenilworth and District SI. The youngsters pitched in to plant up tubs in the garden at Newlands Nursing Home and spent some time socialising with the residents there.
Soroptimists in Kenilworth are joining with young people to show the town what the young community can do. Concerned about the negative image often attributed to young people, they are planning a Saturday of Service when young people will be involved in some voluntary activities
