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community Volunteers in community clean sweep Residents in the Heatherside area have given their neighbourhood a spring clean with two community ‘spruce-ups’ in one day! More than 20 volunteers helped out and working alongside local residents were people from Surrey Heath Borough Council, the local Police, the Church Community Group and the Girl Guides. The first clear-up involved removing litter and overgrown shrubs from the alley way connecting Theobalds Way <strong>to</strong> Edgemoor Road. The group then moved on <strong>to</strong> Shildon Close <strong>to</strong> repeat the process in an area of public open space, once again where the volunteers collected enough <strong>to</strong> produce a large pile of green waste later collected by the council for recycling. The spruce-up was organised <strong>to</strong> open up the two areas and in a bid <strong>to</strong> tackle issues with littering and other anti-social behaviour. Service with a smile Many people when they hear Rotary mentioned think only of collections held at Christmas and when disasters occur. But there’s a lot more <strong>to</strong> the Rotary Club of Camberley as Club PRO Derek Dearmer explains… The Rotary Club of Camberley Stand at an outdoor event. Rotary Shelterbox and tent distributed <strong>to</strong> disaster areas throughout the world. Camberley Rotary Club, a service organisation, provides help <strong>to</strong> the Surrey Heath community as well as assisting with overseas projects. The Club, which prides itself on friendliness and sociability, meets every Tuesday evening at Camberley Cricket Club. These meetings allow members <strong>to</strong> discuss events and projects or listen <strong>to</strong> entertaining speakers. As a service club, we undertake hands on projects as well as raising money at fetes and fun days <strong>to</strong> help pay for them. We are always looking for new local projects <strong>to</strong> consider. Our current projects involve working with the Vincent de Paul Society in providing assistance <strong>to</strong> those in our community who have hit hard times. We collect and deliver unwanted furniture and clothes, provide books for a rehabilitation unit at Farnham Hospital and we provide marquees for weddings and other occasions (for a donation). Every penny of which is used for local charities. The Club also holds regular social events for members and friends often working with our Inner Wheel and Rotaract Clubs. If you have a little spare time and want <strong>to</strong> make new friends, while giving service <strong>to</strong> your community, why not visit the Club <strong>to</strong> find out more about us; you will be made very welcome. For further information contact Derek on 01276 501938 or email derek.dearmer@ntlworld.com. 14 I <strong>Heathscene</strong> I www.surreyheath.gov.uk/community
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