Rotary is a worldwide network of men and women with 1.2 million members in over 200 countries united in the ideal of "Service".  Our present Club was formed in 1978 and our members are local business and professional men and women who enjoy working with the community to make the world a better place. 

It is with great sadness that Canvey Rotarians mark the passing of our wonderful Monarch, Queen Elizabeth II today. We mourn her loss and recognise her outstanding lifetime of service to our Nation. Rest in Peace Your Majesty, you will be missed.

On Sunday 4th September, Rotarian John Clarke, President of The Rotary Club of Canvey Island, welcomed everyone to their " T By The Sea " held at the Band Stand on Canvey seafront. The free event, organised by Rotarians Sue Hampson & Tony Clarke, had been an annual event until Covid came along.

Now, after a three year break, we made a return, with the sun shining to help make a very successful afternoon, with a few hundred people sitting on the grass of the seawall and around the Band stand area, whilst enjoying the entertainment from the bands.

We recently held the Clubs annual Charity Golf Day with 15 teams competing. The event was held at the Warley Park Golf Club and was won by Richard Bond, a Warley Park member with 40 points. At the 18th hole there was a competition to beat the Pro. which was won by our member Tony Clarke. The event raised £1,300 for charity. We would like to thank Warley Park Golf Club and their President Rotarian David Datson for organising the event.

_{National Coastwatch Canvey Island station Master Graham Harris & Deputy Master Graham Humphrey accepted a donation of £1,000 towards thier new venue at Canvey Point next to the Island Yatch Club. Presented by our President Anne Earle}

Rotarians are helping at the Paddocks assisting with the vaccine injections.