WELCOME FROM THE PRESIDENT

Hello! I'm Roy Symon Club President for 2017/18. Welcome to our website which tells you more about what Rotary is and does in North Berwick. We have just finished celebrating the 50th anniversary year of the Club. The year ahead is going to be busy and fun. We will also be continuing with our fundraising and more hands on activities to benefit our communities both here and those we support abroad. Club members meet weekly, on a Tuesday, at the Marine Hotel in North Berwick, between  7 pm and 9 pm for a two course meal, a blether and to hear a speaker or enjoy some entertainment.

However, we know that not everyone can make a weekly commitment. So, if you can come along a couple of times a month and get involved in some of our activities and are willing to have some fun at the same time, you are likely to be our sort of person. Oh yes! You should definitely have a sense of humour to be in this Club! Have a look and see what Rotary is about in North Berwick and have a look at our Membership Leaflet below. Have a look at some typical questions about us with our answers. After that why not click on "the email symbol " so a member can get in touch and have chat with you? It was one of the best decisions I ever made! I look forward to meeting you.

Should you wish to see how funds raised are distributed, please click below:-
Rotary Club of North Berwick, Distribution of Funds.

Read our Questions and Answers about Rotary,

Rotary is changing

NORTH BERWICK VIRTUAL TOUR

If you wish, please click here for a virtual tour of North Berwick via North Berwick's website. Enjoy your tour, and when you get the chance drop by and see the sights.

THE NORTH BERWICK GOLF COAST

For the golfers who happen to be surfing this site, there are many golf courses in this area for you to choose from Muirfield, Gullane, Luffness, Aberlady, Whitekirk, North Berwick: The Glen (East), Tantallon and North Berwick (West).

The 13th at the Glen Golf Club in North Berwick (East)

NORTH BERWICK TWITCHING

For the twitchers who happen to be surfing this site, you could not find a more wildlife rich area. The Bassrock, in centre top above is home to more than 100,000 gannets, making it the world's largest single rock gannet colony. Have a look at the Scottish seabird centre.

NORTH BERWICK IN BLOOM

You really have to see it to believe it. But here is a selection of up-to-the-minute photos to give you some idea! Just click on the link.

For details of the Highland Games please click here, keep checking for updates.

Have a very pleasant tour around our website, should you wish further information, whether about Rotary or the area, please get in touch via the contact form.

Last amended: 9th November 2017  @ 17:21 hrs (ShawP)

Links checked: 5th July 2017 @ 17:21 (ShawP)