Well as a Club we certainly embrace change so we must be resting. However a look back over this past year under the leadership of President Julie, we seem to have rested in a very lively way! And although we haven’t got a president this
Read on to see how we’ve Marched this month! #westandupforwomen#openingdoorsforabrighttomorrow Back in the days of total Zoom, we had a presentation from Elaine of the Parenting Project. Happily now we could enjoy meeting Elaine Johnston in person to present her with a fabulous cheque for
Well clearly not for the 8th March, International Women’s Day 2022! Thanks to Richard Dickson on the Town Council, we got the ‘go ahead’ from Warwick District Council to Purple the Park benches in Abbey Fields. We’re not sure that the park benches have ever
Let me count the ways! At the heart of our Club is our desire to stand up for women and girls. By inspiring action and transforming lives we want to open doors to a bright future for them. Our Club works to support women
Talk about a ‘Bright Past -Brilliant Future’ our motto for our Centennial year. This year we’ve met, we’ve zoomed, we’ve raised money, we’ve raised awareness, we’ve cared, we’ve shared. You name it, we’ve had a go, all in the name of #westandupforwomen. Soroptimists are nothing
By going to the House of Lords of course for a champagne reception! What other way is there to celebrate with your Soroptimist sisters from far and wide. With London calling, Club members Georgie, Elaine and Amina , together with Associate member Tricia travelled to
It was certainly a very special September for so many reasons. With so many firsts it was a fabulous beginning to Autumn. We got off to a flying start with coffee and cake at Ann P’s in aid of Friends of Sick Children in Malawi.
If you had to choose, which women would you want represented on a trail map around Kenilworth? And why? Who would be in your hot one hundred? Have they made a difference to your own life? Are they someone you feel hasn’t had enough recognition
