ROSL D-G Annette Prandzioch explains her aims for the future of the club, plans to reaffirm our global footprint, and the exciting anniversaries we will celebrate in 2022
PEOPLE
Strong foundations
ROSL’s charitable arm is being renamed the ROSL Foundation. Trustee Helen Prince explains the rationale behind the change and how you can help
PEOPLE
Building a better club
General Manager Warren Miller has spent the past two years improving club facilities, with more to come. Find out what changes are being made
PEOPLE
Art ahead
The 70th anniversary of the Annual Music Competition is the highlight of 2022’s art programme, but there’s so much more to look forward to, according to Artistic Director Geoff Parkin
PEOPLE
Where two worlds meet
ROSL’s Kate McIntosh outlines the launch of our Six Park Place subbrand to attract new business and how it’s all in service of members
PEOPLE
London calling
Our friendly porters Tony, Frankie, and Mikael are always on hand to offer advice on the best London has to offer. Here they give their recommendations for the highlights of the city and the club
WORLD
Travelling safe
Abi Millar asks the experts how travel is likely to open up in 2022 as the world tries to move to living with the virus, and look at how you can travel safely
WORLD
My City: Tyne and Wear
Artist Ruth O’Reilly tells us about her home in the North-East of England and the cultural highlights visitors should make a beeline for
ROSL NEWS
ROSL Photography Competition
Robin Footitt introduces the winners from this year’s photography competition, whose theme of international friendship has garnered over 500 entries from 40 countries
NEWS & VIEWS
News in brief
Christmas concert, photography exhibition and this year’s specially commissioned ROSL Christmas card
NEWS & VIEWS
Nisha Duggal
Our Artist-in-Residence discusses her ROSL experience including the new Clubhouse flags, school workshops and her artist film In Residence
NEWS & VIEWS
Our Future in Your Hands
A ROSL ARTS co-commissioned Children’s Oratorio, Our Future in Your Hands, premiered in September, given by the Multi-Story Orchestra with London school children
NEWS & VIEWS
Legacy, Language and Learning
How a generous legacy is enabling the ROSL-Namibia education project to continue supporting language and learning initiatives
A place of ideas
ROSL D-G Annette Prandzioch explains her aims for the future of the club, plans to reaffirm our global footprint, and the exciting anniversaries we will celebrate in 2022
Strong foundations
ROSL’s charitable arm is being renamed the ROSL Foundation. Trustee Helen Prince explains the rationale behind the change and how you can help
Building a better club
General Manager Warren Miller has spent the past two years improving club facilities, with more to come. Find out what changes are being made
Where two worlds meet
ROSL’s Kate McIntosh outlines the launch of our Six Park Place subbrand to attract new business and how it’s all in service of members
London calling
Our friendly porters Tony, Frankie, and Mikael are always on hand to offer advice on the best London has to offer. Here they give their recommendations for the highlights of the city and the club
Travelling safe
Abi Millar asks the experts how travel is likely to open up in 2022 as the world tries to move to living with the virus, and look at how you can travel safely
My City: Tyne and Wear
Artist Ruth O’Reilly tells us about her home in the North-East of England and the cultural highlights visitors should make a beeline for
ROSL Photography Competition
Robin Footitt introduces the winners from this year’s photography competition, whose theme of international friendship has garnered over 500 entries from 40 countries
News in brief
Christmas concert, photography exhibition and this year’s specially commissioned ROSL Christmas card
Nisha Duggal
Our Artist-in-Residence discusses her ROSL experience including the new Clubhouse flags, school workshops and her artist film In Residence
Our Future in Your Hands
A ROSL ARTS co-commissioned Children’s Oratorio, Our Future in Your Hands, premiered in September, given by the Multi-Story Orchestra with London school children
Legacy, Language and Learning
How a generous legacy is enabling the ROSL-Namibia education project to continue supporting language and learning initiatives