Welcome to Cookham Bridge Rotary Club

We normally meet at The Odney Club, Cookham, on the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Wednesdays of the Month; however there are occasional exceptions so visitors should check with the secretary. Various activities are planned for the Wednesdays, and these are shown under the  'Happening Soon' heading alongside or below. If you are interested in attending any of these events contact us using the email secretary@cookhamrotary.co.uk.

Our Wedesday meetings at Odney start at 7:15 pm but our President for Rotary Year 2025/26, Diana Phipps, looks forward to welcoming visitors from 6:45 pm onwards in the bar, and it is also a good chance to meet other members and to find out more about the Rotary movement.

We are always looking for new members, young or old, of any background and of any vocation. We offer the opportunity for membership of a relaxed and friendly local club with international connections and the chance to put something back into the local community. Our regular meetings typically include a drink, a meal and a chat plus a bit of Club business and some entertainment - a guest speaker for instance.

We are not at all rigid in our ways and fresh views are always welcome. If you are interested why not come along and see what goes on and join us for a typical evening. You can contact us using this link. If you wish to join us for dinner our deadline for catering is the Friday before the meeting. (by 12:00 noon).

Please note, in the interest of personal privacy, enquiries are not stored on the database, but may be retained by the recipient of your enquiry until the query is resoved. They will subsequently be deleted and not shared with any third party.

Cookham bridge spans the river boundary between the surrounding villages in Berkshire and Buckinghamshire (historically Wessex and Mercia) from which we draw our support and many of our members. Cookham is a charming old Thames-side village with lots to see and do, a host of Pubs for a drink, a selection of restaurants from simple to sophisticated and some exquisite small shops. Recorded in the Doomsday Book (1068) as 'Cocheham' the stone church of Holy Trinity may date from 750 AD. Recently the remains of an 8th Century monastery have been excavated by archaeologists from the University of Reading in the grounds of the church. The world famous artist Stanley Spencer gallery is in Cookham High Street. For more information on Cookham visit www.cookham.com .

 Just across the river are the villages of Bourne End and Flackwell Heath with good shopping facilities and restaurants.          To view a brochure about the Club click on this link

 Coming Events 2025

COOKHAM RUN  - Sunday 18th May 2025

Picturesque 5k and 10k trail run. More details at https://cookhamrun.co.uk/

COOKHAM FUN REGATTA  6th September 2025

The 2024 Cookham Regatta took place on 7th September 2024 raising money for Thames Hospice and other Charities. The next Regatta will be Saturday 6th September 2025 -  for more information visit http://www.cookhamregatta.org.uk/ .

For a copy of the 2024 Programme Click Here COOKHAM REGATTA PROGRAMME 2024

2024 Winners:

The Cup was won by ‘Herries Mermaids’ – who fielded a very strong team – a close finish with the 'Cookham Abbey Diggers'. The plate competition was won by ‘This Way Up’ (Maidenhead Rowing Club) by a nose from the Cookham Dads ‘Gladiators’ – last year’s winners. Both winners and losers seemed to greatly enjoy the experience. Prize for the Best Dressed crew went to 'Bourne Water Dragons'.

Business Partnerships

Cookham Bridge Rotary Club welcomes working with Business Communities and Local Companies to support local community needs and to give member businesses recognition for their contributions. 

For more details Click here:

Our Business Partners:

http://www.savilerowprojects.com/             

 http://www.dunneandwaterman.london/

http://www.bourneendmotorcompany.co.uk/

https://www.copasfarms.co.uk/estate/

Hillcrest Stores - Mandy Brar

http://www.cookham.com/business/shops/hillcreststores/hillcreststores.