Rotary North East England

Young Chef 2017

Young Chefs cook up a storm ...more

The Kandy Project

A District-wide Project in support of handicapped people in Sri Lankamore

Rotary Youth Leadership Awards

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District Handover 2017

Sun 2nd July New for this year - Family Sunday Lunchmore

Young Carers Project

A District 1030 Project to help young carers in our region ...more

In the next 30 days...

Tuesday 27th June 2017 Durham: Club Assembly

President Ed Kear will introduce his Team and outline plans for 2017-18.

Sunday 2nd July 2017 District Handover 2017

New for this year - Family Sunday Lunch more

Sunday 16th July 2017 Washington Forge: Charity Swimathon 2017

This year's Swimathon will be held again at the 'Everyone Active' Washington Leisure Centre. This year our headline charitable cause is 'T1KZ' - assisting children, young people and families living with Type 1 diabetes in the North East more

Rotary District 1030 is located in the North East of England and comprises 64 Rotary Clubs, serving their local, regional, national and international communities.

Latest updates:
28/3/2017 - Spring 2017 Edition of the RNE Magazine added.
6/4/2017 - The Zone Finals Draw for the District Quiz added.
8/5/17 - Handover 2017 - page updated
3/6/17 - June 2017 issue of the District Bulletin added.
6/6/17 - Club Notices - RC Stokesley - Classsic Car Rally details added.
9/6/17 - Club Notices - RC Jarrow with Harton - Encore for Charities added.

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