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Bourne Round Table hoping for more members

Published on 08/01/2013 07:00

Bourne and District Round Table is hoping for a raft of new recruits this year as people look to make changes to their lives in 2013.

Many people look to make a new start in January and an increasing amount of men are joining their local round  table.

Whether it’s finding a better social life, improved health and fitness, or the feel good factor of helping the community, round table provides an opportunity for men in Bourne to make a resolution they will want to keep.

Bourne Round Table is incredibly active in the community, raising thousands of pounds to help groups and charities in the area and hosting events for the town, including Bourne Festival.

Spokesman Jason Thomson said: “We know to expect a busy time for our clubs, welcoming local men who want to make a difference to their life and the lives of others. Round table is always open to new members and it’s interesting that we tick more than a few boxes for those looking to keep this year’s resolution. The secret to a good resolution includes; be specific, be realistic, and make it fun and rewarding – something I can guarantee they’ll get out of round table.

“Round table is all about providing a fun and relaxed environment where men from all walks of life can get involved in a huge range of team activities, boost their skills and help their local community.

“We’re welcoming anyone who’s interested to go along to their local table, try it for free, and see what it’s all about.”

To find out more e-mail join@roundtable.org.uk or visit www.roundtable.co.uk/findoutmore

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