Plymouth 246 Round Table
welcome

Isn't it about time that you found yourself another release valve ?!!

Isn't it about time that you found yourself another release valve and found some new & exciting ways of having fun? Everything you do in Round table brings enjoyment, most of all it's always fun!

The things that you can do are truly varied: paint balling, sailing, formal dinners, parties, BBQ's, camping, a day at the races, gliding or even international visits.

Your only limit is your imagination.

The members of Round Table come from all walks of life and join for a variety of reasons - perhaps as a gateway to relaxation and to enjoyment, or as a way of participating in the local community. It is, of course, an ideal way for those who have moved into a new area to find new friends of a similar age.

Membership of Round Table helps to create confidence and character. The individual learns quickly to mix and 'have-a-go' at helping to organise and run meetings and events. The organisation is run by and for Tablers and their partners as a hobby.

After attending as a guest for a time, potential members are invited to join. There are no barriers regarding one's political, religious, occupational or marital status and the only qualification is to be male, over 18 and under 45. Partners have the option to join-in on most events or if they wish, can become involved in Ladies Circle.

There is an annual subscription fee and all members are required to attend at least 60% of meetings (these are twice a month and will include a meal and drinks) and to support and participate in as many of the other activities as possible. As with any hobby the more you put in, the more you get out. This is the challenge of Round Table.

Aims and Objects of R.T.B.I. 

• To develop the acquaintance of young men through the medium of their various occupations.
• To emphasise the fact that one’s calling offers an excellent medium of service to the community.
• To cultivate the highest ideals in business, professional and civic traditions.
• To recognise the worthiness of all legitimate occupations and to dignify, each his own, by precept and example.
• To further the establishment of peace and goodwill in international relationships.
• To further these objects by meetings, lectures, discussions and other activities.