Rotary in London Photo Library

Welcome to the District Photo Library April 2008. All the materials on this page are available for publication now. Please feel free to quote from them, or download them for use by you. To add a picture, email it to pix@rotaryinlondon.org To VIEW the Photo, click on the Thumbnail picture in the Thumbnails column. To DOWNLOAD the Photo, RIGHT-CLICK on theThumbnail picture in the Thumbnails column, and then LEFT-CLICK on "Save Target As", making sure you save the picture file where you can find it later.
Date	Source	Notes	Filesize	Thumbnail
25-04-2008	Dick Nathan	Youth Exchange students in RIBI have come to London for a weekend under the title the London Experience. In the picture left to right are DG Colin, Cari from D5100 Oregon (USA), Di King D1130 YE Officer, Ian Shaw, RIBI Youth Opportunities, Leo from D4150 Brazil, Fernando from D4170 Mexico, and Hilary Ball D1210 YE Officer	3,894KB
22-04-2008	RIBI Youth	Rotary Young Chef RIBI Final took place in London and winner Tom Souter displays his three course meal of Salad of Langoustines, Plate of Duck with Thyme Mash and Orange Sauce, Fresh Vanilla Pot with Compote of Rhubarb	3,537KB
22-04-2008	RIBI Youth	Rotary Young Chef RIBI Final took place in London and Tom Souter received his prizes from Diane Anderson, Marketing Manager of sponsor Filippo Berio Olive Oil and RIBI President Alan Jagger	3,856KB
22-04-2008	RIBI Youth	Rotary Young Chef RIBI Final took place in London and winner Tom Souter receives a congratulatory kiss from his mother	3,784KB
22-04-2008	RIBI Youth	Rotary Young Chef RIBI Final took place in London with winner Tom Souter from Yorkshire hard at work in the kitchen at Westminster Kingsway College	5,250KB
22-04-2008	Dick Nathan	The Town Cryer of Blackpool (also a Rotarian) announces the opening of the 83rd Annual Conference of Rotary International in Great Britain and Ireland (RIBI)	602KB
22-04-2008	Dick Nathan	District Governor Colin supported by Peggy and Tony de St Dalmas, Lucille and Sydney Parker and others tuck into the Foundation Lunch, this year for the Bill Huntley Memorial Fund Appeal	637KB
22-04-2008	Dick Nathan	RIBI President Allan O Jagger gets the conference under way watched closely by the Rotary International President Wilf Wilkinson from Canada	928KB
22-04-2008	Dick Nathan	The Worshipful the Mayor of Blackpool, Councillor Robert Edmund Wynne welcomes the conference to Blackpool	802KB
22-04-2008	Dick Nathan	RI President Wilf Wilkinson addresses conference on his theme for the year, "Rotary Shares"	950KB
22-04-2008	Dick Nathan	Gautam Lewis who it is hoped will become a Rotarian in the near future talks about his childhood in an orphanage in Calcutta (Kolkata) run by Mother Theresa's Missionaries.	980KB
22-04-2008	Dick Nathan	The Chairman of the Association of Inner Wheel Clubs, Audrey Pollard, talks about gender in our two organisations and why she is happy to be a "Chairman"	837KB
22-04-2008	Dick Nathan	The National Chairman of Rotaract for Great Britain and Ireland Paul Simon talks about his plans for the 40th Anniversary of Rotaract	1,055KB
22-04-2008	Dick Nathan	Under the heading "Ordinary Rotarians doing Extraordinary things", four members of the Rotary Club of Mawddach (Mao-thakh) receive an award for Marketing & Membership	891KB
22-04-2008	Dick Nathan	PDG Colin Bryant addresses conference in his role as RIBI Community and Vocational Service Chairman	1,249KB
22-04-2008	Dick Nathan	Under the heading "Ordinary Rotarians doing Extraordinary things", the Rotary Club of Burntisland and Kinghorn receives an award for its Rotary Walks programme	1,215KB
22-04-2008	Dick Nathan	District Governor Colin Mathews manages to catch up with Gautam Lewis for a quick chat before he is whisked off to another function	1,015KB
22-04-2008	Dick Nathan	Two young Interactors, Jake Verma and Matt Walker speak about the need for Rotary to offer programmes to young people, like them, because young people want to do things	907KB
22-04-2008	Dick Nathan	RIBI Youth Opportunities Chairman Robert Morris introduces another "Ordinary Rotarians doing Extraordinary things" award	921KB
22-04-2008	Dick Nathan	The Rotary Club of Liverpool set up a competition for singers of musicals rather than any singer, and the competition has taken off strongly in Merseyside	872KB
22-04-2008	Dick Nathan	RIBI President Allan Jagger delivers his address on the strength of Rotary, highlighting the importance of Diversity, Integrity and Leadership	877KB
22-04-2008	Dick Nathan	In a lighter moment, RIBI President Allan Jagger gives a short lesson on how to speak in Yorkshire Dialect, starting with the word "Intitot"	1,188KB
22-04-2008	Dick Nathan	During the live BBC News 24 broadcast from the conference, Laura Jones interviews Jenna Spiers from the Isle of Bute and the Callum's Cabin project run in memory of her twin brother	960KB
22-04-2008	Dick Nathan	Three senior pupils at the Berwick Community High School are interviewed following their setting up a Peer Group anti-bullying scheme at the school	970KB
22-04-2008	Dick Nathan	Nicole Dryburgh from Kent is blind, in a wheelchair and going deaf. She is a published author and has raised many thousands of pounds for various cancer charities	944KB
22-04-2008	Dick Nathan	Four young carers from Derby accepted their award on behalf of the 50 young carers in the city. On stage was 12 year old Jimmy Winson who is the main carer for both his mother and father	967KB
22-04-2008	Dick Nathan	Gillian Ferguson from Dundee founded her own youth group called Pure Media, and has raised over �8,000 to build an orphanage in India for 40 children	845KB
22-04-2008	Dick Nathan	RIBI President Allan Jagger is interviewed by Laura Jones towards the end of the broadcast and takes the opportunity to reaffirm Rotary's confidence in young people	1,016KB
22-04-2008	Dick Nathan	RIBI President Allan Jagger gently extracts a story of heroism from a very modest Sir Nicolas Winton concerning his successful extraction of more than 600 Czech children at the start of World War II.	896KB
22-04-2008	Dick Nathan	Professor Paul Rodgers of the Rotary Peace Scholarship Programme in Bradford University speaks about how close the world is to a long term peace, and how important Rotary's contribution has been	968KB
22-04-2008	Dick Nathan	Outgoing Public Relations Consultant to RIBI Judith Diment is awarded a Paul Harris Fellowship Pin with sapphire for her years of work	889KB
22-04-2008	Dick Nathan	Eve Conway, District 1130 Communications Chairman is awarded a Paul Harris Fellowship Pin with sapphire for her work with the BBC	987KB
22-04-2008	Dick Nathan	DG Colin Mathews is awarded a Paul Harris Fellowship Pin with sapphire for the leadership in the Public Relations field shown by District 1130 during the Fashion For Relief show last autumn	1,004KB
22-04-2008	Dick Nathan	The Royal British Legion will be the next conference after ours finishes on Sunday at lunchtime and they are already on parade on the promenade	278KB
22-04-2008	Dick Nathan	The Rotary Club of Ledbury is involved with a volunteer project entitled the "Caribbean Diabetes Footcare Project" and were recognised with an award	1,015KB
22-04-2008	Dick Nathan	The Rotary Club of Blaby has been working with other organisations to provide a scheme that allows toys to be recycled for Christmas. Called "Toys on the Table", their project also received an award	969KB
22-04-2008	Dick Nathan	Past District Governor Alan Coleman is next year's Conference Committee Chairman and he invited us all to Edinburgh in his own inimitable fashion	961KB
22-04-2008	Dick Nathan	Incoming RIBI President Ian Thompson spoke about the theme next year of "Make Dreams Real" and talked about DK Moon, next year's RI President	930KB
22-04-2008	Dick Nathan	The final speaker of the conference was Peter J Brown, who having completed a career as a barrister is now working as an after dinner speaker. His story of Rambo the Police Alsation had us in stiches!	950KB
22-04-2008	Dick Nathan	The last item of conference business was a farewell to Robin Freeman who has served as Secretary of RIBI for more than 15 years	1,068KB
22-04-2008	DGE	Sue Wiltshire at the RIBI Assembly manages to catch the ear of incoming Rotary International President DK Moon (known to everyone as DK)	999KB
22-04-2008	International	Sarah Rambally, who travelled to Israel for heart surgery under the Save A Child's Heart programme is fit and well again	587KB
22-04-2008	International	Sarah Rambally, who travelled to Israel for heart surgery under the Save A Child's Heart programme is fit and well again	111KB
22-04-2008	International	Progress being made on the Rotary Jaipur Limb Project in a workshop.	358KB
22-04-2008	Leytonstone & Woodford	The quiz night held in March this year raised �2,300 for their projects.	218KB