Our Club History

Cornavirus Statement from President Tony,

Joining the world's largest service organisation.

An update of food donations by the club over several years in support of the Stoke-on-Trent Foodbank.

Following our annual Christmas fundraising the club is donating laptops to schools in the Blythe Bridge area.

Our Rotary planter in Grindley Lane sponsored by Heath House Farm.

More new members joining the club.

25 years service

Although, the club is not meeting weekly through the current restrictions. We are making collections every 2 weeks of donations for the local foodbank. PLEASE CONTACT US VIA THE WEBSITE IF YOU WOULD LIKE US TO COLLECT YOUR DONATION.

President Jan with members, guests and friends celebrating her year of success as President.

250 surgical masks were purchased by the club and donated to local health centres and GP practices.

On Thursday 7th February 2019 President Enid Hayes and the members of Blythe Bridge and District Rotary attended The Donna Louise Hospice to officially hand over the music equipment funded by the club.

On the 13th November, President Jan and club members Enid and Kate visited the school to present the book trolley and 250 books donated by the club through the books 4 home scheme.

Pictures from Zambia

Rotary stall on armed force day at Longton park on 30th June.

President Enid and club member Kate presenting books to children at Springcroft Primary school.

On the 18th May the club supported national blood pressure day at Tesco Meir Park. The cub arranged for doctors and qualified nurses to take people's blood pressure.

President Enid presenting her chosen charity 'Prostate Cancer with a cheque for £2350.

President Elect Jan presenting a cheque for £200 to Newcastle 435 squadron in recognition of their support with our Christmas collection.

A night to be remembered ! Following dinner at the Upper House guests were entertained by international star Elinor Jane Moran. Elinor tours with Andre Rieu. The party continued into the small hours with a disco.

Historic documents which have recently been located.

The Rotary Clubs of Blythe Bridge,Stone, Wednesbury and Willenhall joined together to provide 300 Primary School Children. This is often the only meal each day. The cost of the meals is £575 a month and they now will be fed for the next four months.

This joint venture between the Rotary Club of Blythe Bridge & District, Rotary Club Pinetown South Africa District, Bolton Daybreak Club (UK) and the Rotary Club of Salem Massachusetts USA District.

The village of Monze in Zambia now have a flock of 100 chickens.

The club has funded this sustainable project funding the purchase of chickens and housing for the chickens which will allow the school to sell eggs in the local market.