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04
Jul 2021

The Rotary Club of Harrogate has celebrated its centenary by planting a colourful flowerbed in the Valley Gardens.
Coronavirus has meant the club has been forced to cancel and postpone its much bigger events this year.
March 22 had been set as the date for a sold-out centenary concert at the Royal Hall.
Lockdown restrictions meant this couldn’t go through, but they encouraged ticket holders to donate the refunded money to the upkeep of the Royal Hall.
The members dressed in 1920s clothing and even hired a 1920s Rolls Royce as a nod to the Rotary Club's origins when they met for the dedication ceremony earlier this week.
A spokesperson for the club said:
The incoming president John Fordyce hosted the event with the Mayor of Harrogate district, Trevor Chapman.
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