Kinross is at the centre of a farming community on the shores of Loch Leven. The bird sanctuary on the Loch attracts many visitors as the migrating geese appear in spring and autumn. The trail around the Loch also brings walkers and cyclists in great numbers.

The town has had mixed fortunes in recent years, with the population tending to work further away than was the case, but Inner Wheel tries to foster a strong sense of community by joining in with Rotary projects and local events.

A very pleasant afternoon was spent in the home of our new President, Liz Pottie, who entertained members to afternoon tea.  There was much fun and laughter especially when 2 of our newer members organised games – boules, croquet and bean bag throwing. This was then followed by an exercise regime to reduce our excess calories gained from the recently consumed cakes and biscuits!!

For more information on Kinross Inner Wheel or any of the clubs in District 1 please contact

innerwheeldistrict1@outlook.com

Kinross President  2024-25

Tricia Lucas

Members were pleased to welcome Rotary President Jo Middlemiss to their meeting

The club has beccome quite busy with these projects.  Over 100 items were recently collected for the local foiod bank – Broke nor Broken. 100 bulbs are now ready to be delivered locally to recipients of Meals on Wheels. 100 books have been collected – to be sold;  a blue pig is being filled with coins for Water Aid; a quiz around the number 100 is to be organised.