PICTURES: Rotarians celebrate centenary of Rotary Club of Inverness at civic reception at Inverness Town House

Rotarians in Inverness were guests at a civic reception to mark the centenary of the city’s oldest rotary club.

The Rotary Club of Inverness first met in October 1921.

It has been celebrating the milestone anniversary with a programme of events over recent months.

The last major event was the civic reception which took place at Inverness Town House.

It was attended by the newly-elected Inverness Provost Glynis Campbell-Sinclair and depute provosts, Councillors Morven Reid and Jackie Hendry.

Members and officers from other rotary clubs in the Inverness area also attended.

The Rotary Club of Inverness meets Thursday lunchtimes at the Kingsmills Hotel and also holds other social activities as well as raising money for charities and supporting education and youth development.

To mark its centenary year, the club has held various events beginning with a dinner at the Kingsmills Hotel last October.

A special whisky was also produced to mark the anniversary and helped to raise thousands of pounds for good causes.

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