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Our Pop-Up Charity Shop is currently open from 10am to 4pm, Friday and Saturday plus Independent Market Sunday's (March 1st)
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The proceeds from the shop are supporting WHY who face one of their toughest times in our history, with an income deficit of £55,000 that needs to be met by the end of March 2026. Simply put, without support we face the very real prospect of having to close our doors.
Richard Lines takes over the President's chain from Kim Barter as the club enters it's 100th year
As well as accepting the chain of office Richard became the proud owner of the "Elephant's Dung" hat.
The hat was presented to the club by Peter Smith's daughter following her visit to Africa.

Richard Lines, Club President, Rotary Club of Frome
Rotary in Frome have a key aim to support local Charities in and around Frome, as well as the International projects and aims of Rotary in Great Britain and Ireland (RIBI) and Rotary International (RI) worldwide. Watch this page, as we continue to develop our club story, already 100 years young, but with many fresh developments, as we evolve to meet the needs of our town, especially in the light of ongoing challenges brought about by the cost of living crisis..
Rotary Club of Frome Charitable Trust is a registered Charity - number 1100424.
For more on the History of The Rotary Club of Frome select the following link History of The Rotary Club of Frome.
For meeting details contact our Secretary by using the contact us tab or visit our diary section
Frome, the home of Rotary in Frome consisting of the Rotary Club of Fr
ome, Frome Town Rotary and the Rotary Club of Frome Selwood. It is a remarkable town, having more listed buildings than any other town in Somerset,it has always been able to adapt effortlessly to the changing times. It values its past and much careful conservation work continues to be done to its old buildings, but it looks very much to the present and future.
Rotary Club of Frome Charitable Trust is a registered Charity - number 1100424.
Last Updated February 2026
Sat, Mar 14th 2026 4:00 pm
Everyone deserves comfort and peace at the end of life. But every three minutes, someone dies without the care and support they need. Our collection helps Marie Curie make sure they can be there for more people when they need them most.
We meet on Tuesdays at 18.30 for 18.45.
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