Please share with friends and family in the area
Please share with friends and family in the area
You can follow our Sleigh on this evenings visit to Fordhouses in Wolverhampton using this link http://glympse.com/0ZB7-PM15?utm_source=glympse-invite&utm_medium=email&utm_content=url-invite-main&utm_campaign=invite
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Our Sleigh is visiting the Scotlands in Wolverhampton this evening.
Santa's Sleigh route will be Tennyson Road, Keats Road, Pope Road, Dickens Road, Masefield Road, Ruskin Road, Carlyle Road, Pope Road and Westcroft Avenue.
You can follow the Sleigh around it’s route by using the live tracker - http://glympse.com/0PRM-FPDP?utm_source=glympse-invite&utm_medium=email&utm_content=url-invite-main&utm_campaign=invite
You can help Tettenhall Rotary to support the work of local good causes throughout the year by donating to my Sleigh appeal:
text SNOWMAN 1 to 70480 to donate £1
text SNOWMAN 2 to 70480 to donate £2
text SNOWMAN 5 to 70480 to donate £5
text SNOWMAN 10 to 70480 to donate £10
Please share with friends and family in the area.
You can follow out Santa Sleigh on it's visit to Low Hill this evening by following this link - http://glympse.com/0NWE-7EHP?utm_source=glympse-invite&utm_medium=email&utm_content=url-invite-main&utm_campaign=invite
Santa's Sleigh will visit Leacroft Avenue, Whitgreave Avenue, Neve Avenue, Perry Avenue, Neve Avenue, Leacroft Avenue, Hill Crest Avenue, Low Hill Crescent, Walker Avenue, Wingfoot Avenue, Goodyear Avenue, Thorne Avenue, Showell Circus.
You can help Tettenhall Rotary to support the work of local good causes throughout the year by donating to Santa's Sleigh appeal:
text SNOWMAN 1 to 70480 to donate £1
text SNOWMAN 2 to 70480 to donate £2
text SNOWMAN 5 to 70480 to donate £5
text SNOWMAN 10 to 70480 to donate £10
Covid elf and safety precautions mean that it won't be possible for children visiting Santa to sit on the Sleigh this year.
Don't worry though there will still be a chance for you to take a photo with Santa.
#Christmas #wolverhampton #rotary
Our Santa Sleigh is visiting Low Hill in Wolverhampton from 5:00pm this evening.
The Sleigh will visit Leacroft Avenue, Whitgreave Avenue, Neve Avenue, Perry Avenue, Neve Avenue, Leacroft Avenue, Hill Crest Avenue, Low Hill Crescent, Walker Avenue, Wingfoot Avenue, Goodyear Avenue, Thorne Avenue, Showell Circus.
We'll be positing a link to our live Sleigh tracker on this website at 5:00pm
You can help Tettenhall Rotary to support the work of local good causes throughout the year by donating to Santa's Sleigh appeal:
text SNOWMAN 1 to 70480 to donate £1
text SNOWMAN 2 to 70480 to donate £2
text SNOWMAN 5 to 70480 to donate £5
text SNOWMAN 10 to 70480 to donate £10
Covid elf and safety precautions mean that it won't be possible for children visiting Santa to sit on the Sleigh this year.
Don't worry though there will still be a chance for you to take a photo with Santa.
#Christmas #wolverhampton #rotary
We'll be visiting Claregate with our Santa Sleigh from 5:00 pm this evening.
The Sleigh route will start at the Pilot Pub and then visits Aldersley Avenue, Pendeford Avenue, Claregate island, Blackburn Avenue, Burland Avenue, Lynton Avenue, Blackburn Avenue, Derby Avenue, Crossland Crescent, Aldersley Road finishing on Green Lane.
We'll be posting a link to the live Santa Tracker at 5:00pm so that you can follow the Sleigh's progress.
Please share with friends and family in the area and remember to help Tettenhall Rotary to support the work of local good causes throughout the year by donating to Santa's Sleigh appeal:
text SNOWMAN 1 to 70480 to donate £1
text SNOWMAN 2 to 70480 to donate £2
text SNOWMAN 5 to 70480 to donate £5
text SNOWMAN 10 to 70480 to donate £10
It was great to be back with the Sleigh at the switch on of the Tettenhall Christmas lights last night and there was a great turn out to see Santa.
Tonight sees the switch on of the Christmas lights at Bantock House and we'll be there with Santa from 4:30 to see the Lights switched on at 6:30
Santa's covid elf and safety precautions mean that it won't be possible for children visiting him to sit on the Sleigh this year but we're making sure that there is still be a chance for you to take a photo with Santa.
You can help us to support the work of local good causes throughout the year by donating to our Sleigh appeal:
text SNOWMAN 1 to 70480 to donate £1
text SNOWMAN 2 to 70480 to donate £2
text SNOWMAN 5 to 70480 to donate £5
text SNOWMAN 10 to 70480 to donate £10
The Tettenhall Rotary Santa Sleigh will be at the switch on of the Tettenhall Christmas lights from 4:30 this evening but Santa's covid elf and safety precautions mean that it won't be possible for children visiting him to sit on the Sleigh this year.
Don't worry though there will still be a chance for you to take a photo with Santa.
You can help us to support the work of local good causes throughout the year by donating to our Sleigh appeal:
text SNOWMAN 1 to 70480 to donate £1
text SNOWMAN 2 to 70480 to donate £2
text SNOWMAN 5 to 70480 to donate £5
text SNOWMAN 10 to 70480 to donate £10
Today is World Polio Day. Polio is a serious viral infection with no cure that causes temporary or permanent paralysis, which can be life threatening.
Polio invades the nervous system and can cause total paralysis in a matter of hours. It can strike at any age but affects mainly children under 5. Before a vaccine was introduced in the 1950s epidemics would result in up to 7760 cases of paralytic polio in the UK each year with up to 750 deaths.
Rotary Clubs around the world have been working to eradicate polio for more than 35 years and over that time we’ve managed to reduce polio cases by 99.9%. Rotary members have contributed more than $2.1 billion and countless volunteer hours to protect nearly 3 billion children in 122 countries from this paralyzing disease. Rotary’s advocacy efforts have played a role in decisions by governments and the Gates Foundation to contribute billions more to the effort.
Today polio remains endemic only in Afghanistan and Pakistan and with your help a polio-free world is possible. Join with Rotary this World Polio Day to End Polio Now: endpol.io/wpd
If you know a young person who has helped others during the pandemic or done something in their community, school, college or work place that deserves to be recognised The Repair Shop presenter Jay Blades wants you to nominate them for a Wolverhampton Young Citizen of the Year Award.
Its simple to nominate someone online - so if you know a young person who lives, goes to school or works in Wolverhampton and is aged between 13 and 25 who has gone that extra mile to help others visit www.wolverhamptonyoungcitizen.org.uk now and tell us their story.
It's all change for the Wolverhampton Young Citizen of the year Awards 2021 which have been extended to add a new award for young people aged between 19 and 25 as well as retaining the existing awards for 13 to 18 year olds.
So if you know a young person who has gone the extra mile - whose personal courage, care for others, achievement or contribution to the community should be recognised and celebrated now's the time to nominate them for a Wolverhampton Young Citizen of the Year Award.
These awards were devised and are sponsored by the five Rotary Clubs in the city and organised in partnership with the Wolverhampton City Council, The Express & Star, Wolverhampton Wanderers Foundation and supported by Carvers Building Supplies and the James Beattie Trust.
Anyone can nominate by visiting the Young Citizen website www.wolverhamptonyoungcitizen.org.uk
Nominations are close on 31 May and subject to Covid 19 restrictions the awards ceremony will be held early in July.