Rural Suffolk has much to offer the discerning person, but what the
pretty village of Debenham prides itself on is its Rotary Club. Or
it used to... Unfortunately, the small club is now in a serious
decline. Its members are squabbling, in conflict over petty
rivalries and moral dilemmas. Amongst this background of spirited
sea of similar members is George. George is not a typical Rotarian,
with his autism leading him to be blunt to the point of rudeness,
perhaps too literal and unable to read body language. He has carved
out a successful life for himself amidst this chaos and is
generally happier than the other members. They look to him for
stability. At least until the incoming President of the Rotary Club
leads a charge for 'the new'. He and his acolytes are desperate to
attract younger members to move the club forward, whilst the
traditionalists are equally desperate to cling to the old
idiosyncratic ways. Let the battle commence. Aside from Rotary,
George is the chairman of the trustees of a small local charity of
little relevance in the modern world. He becomes embroiled in a
bizarre and hilarious escapade dealing with a tricky problem that
attracts the attention of a national newspaper, to the
embarrassment of the trustees, who move against him, and his Rotary
club. Other misfortunes and dark dealings come to a head when the
Club suspends George's erstwhile friend, turned nemesis, Alec
Barton. Barton goes on a drunken rampage with a shotgun and comes
after George, with disastrous results. The club is now at a low ebb
and faces dissolution. But is there a way back?
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