About us

We are a club centred on the market town of Guisborough and the village of Great Ayton on either side of Roseberry Topping on the northern edge of the Cleveland Hills.  Guisborough is the ancient capital of Cleveland and is noted for its lovely 14th Century Gothic Priory.  Great Ayton was the boyhood home of Captain James Cook, the British explorer and navigator.   We also serve the communities of East Cleveland - Lingdale, Boosbeck, Margrove Park and Charltons.

The Club was founded in August 1965 meaning we celebrated our our Diamond Anniversary in 2025. Our members volunteer their skills, experience and contacts to benefit individuals, communities and charities - locally, nationally and internationally.  Over the years the Club has raised and distributed many tens of thousands of pounds.  Throughout all of what we do the emphasis is on everyone enjoying themselves.   

The Club meets at Aldaniti Court, Spring Wood Road, Guisborough, TS147FD on the second Friday of each month  for lunch at 12.30 followed at 2pm by a meeting with a speaker or activity.  We hold a business meeting at Gisborough Hall on fourth Thursdays. These begin at 6.30pm and do not include a meal. Guests, prospective members and members of other Rotary clubs are always welcome, psrticularly at Aldaniti Court. 

During months where there are five Thursdays we usually hold  a fundraising event. We also have outings to theatres, industry or community projects. We are currently involved with the District 'Operation Pollination'.

 Guisborough Rotary Club

You may like to support us or join us. We are a friendly Club that is always keen to welcome new members. To find out more send an email to info@guisboroughrotary.org.uk.

 

 

Meetings & Venue

Where and when:

We meet on Thursdays at 17.15 for 17.45

(We meet at GisboroiughHall on the second Thursday of each month and hold Business Meetings on fourth Thursdays. Please check with Secretary Pat on 01287 636293)


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