Message from our President.
It is my honour this year to be President of Rotary St Albans Verulamium Club which has been supporting our local community in St Albans & many international charities for over 45 years. These last few “pandemic” years we have continued to support local charities helping the young homeless, children, food banks & others which work tirelessly to help others whilst sending aid to some of our International friends.
- Nitesh Joshi
Nitesh Joshi
President
Andrew Thomson
Vice President
Derek Evans
Immediate Past President
Claudio Duran
Treasurer
Raj Joshi
Secretary
Colin Jones
Asst. Secretary
Wendy Howson
Fund Raising
Geoff Harrison
International
Geoff Beale
Community
Steve Potter
Membership
David Thomsit
Youth Service
Michael Elves
Rotary Foundation
Trevor Miles
Program Management
Barry Dytham
Directory Management
Nitesh Joshi
Communications & PR
Steve Potter
Social Media Officer
Nitesh Joshi
Digital Officer
Ron Smith
Compliance & Safe Guarding
Graham Dean
Club Training Officer
Nick Emsley
Almoner / Welfare
Bob Newton
Archivist
Michael Hanlon
Sergeant at Arms
Steve Potter
Membership
We are a charitable trust and actively raise funds for local and international charities.
The Community Service Committee identifies and supports the needs of Local charities in the St Albans area.
There are many ways to get involved with Rotary:
Please donate online by visiting our Just Giving page. You can make a one off donation or make regular donations. All your money goes to Charities. Thank You.
Need more information please email
our treasurer.
If you are keen to get involved why not come along to a meeting? We meet at 7:30pm to dine at 8:00pm every Tuesday at:
Old Albanian Sports Club,
Woollam Playing Fields,
160 Harpenden Road,
St Albans,
AL3 6BZ
Please feel free to contact us at any time by emailing our Membership Secretary Ron Smith - Click Here
About St Albans Verulamium
Our Club Emblem - Venus
We are one of three Rotary clubs in St Albans and take our name from the roman city of Verulamium founded on the ancient celtic site of Verlamion - “settlement above the marsh”. After the Roman invasion of AD43, it was renamed Verulamium and became the third largest Roman city in Britain.
Our club emblem is a bronze statue of Venus found in the excavations of the 1930’s by Mortimer Wheeler and is housed in the wonderful museum of Verulamium. Read More
