Welcome to our Club website

We are delighted to welcome you to our club website.

The Club, of mixed gender, is based in the ancient Scottish capital of Perth. History is perhaps neither our raison d'être nor strength but it does provide us with a sense of belonging. We feel that we are a part of Perth and we support many activities within the town and the local area. In true Scottish tradition, some of these activities embrace the world.

Our club meets every Tuesday evening in the Royal George Hotel on Tay Street at 6.15pm. Visiting Rotarians are always very welcome. If you are in town, do come along and enjoy our fellowship. The programme of forthcoming meetings can be viewed by clicking here. 

A DATE FOR YOUR DIARY

Saturday 27^th March 2010 sees the world famous Black Dyke Band return to Perth in a concert organised by the Rotary Club of Perth Kinnoull.

Ticket and other details will be available here soon.

OBITUARIES

John Dickson 

The Club was deeply saddened to learn of the death on 6^th March 2009 of Rotarian John Dickson.

John was a valued member of the Rotary Club of Perth Kinnoull. John loved Rotary and always had a smile on his face - a big smile - in fact, a huge smile!

John was Convenor of our Youth programme and with his creativity and innovation he has set up a programme of events which wil stay with us for a long time. He was very efficient at what he did and was an absolute pleasure to work with.

Rotary was a part of John's life. The Rotary motto for this year is "Make Dreams Real" and John certainly did that.

We will miss a good friend and a dear colleague, but be assured that his work will go on.

Tom Little

Dr Tom Little MB, ChB, passed away on 19th April 2009. He was a member of this Club for many years. Tom loved the fellowship of Rotary and it was a pleasure to sit with him at dinner and be regaled by tales of a lifetime of helping others.

And Tom's most prominent contributions to Rotary were also though providing practical help to others, his participation in gardening and landscaping projects and his interest in, and support of, the WRVS and Mercy Ships being especially memorable.

Tom contributed much to the life of Perth and he will be sadly missed.