Eradicating polio has been Rotary's main humanitarian focus for over 30 years. With eradication now closer than ever, Rotary International in Great Britain and Ireland’s latest campaign, Purple4Polio, is designed to unite communities to engage in activities as part of the final push to eradicate polio for good.
The campaign ties in with the 100 year anniversary of The Rotary Foundation, Rotary’s own and only charity, which has played a key role in making polio eradication become close to a reality, along with hundreds of other projects both in Great Britain and Ireland and overseas.
more Presentation to Paul and Gayle with the award for their selfless work with Gap Kenya and recognising the link with Saddleworth. Special mention of International Chair Mike Hall and Tony Burke for their work with them on behalf of Rotary.
more Barbara Howse takes over as President from Tony Burke
more Crocuses planted by The Rotary Club of Saddleworth with the help of local Schools in Diggle and Greenfield
more SADDLEWORTH INDEPENDENT EDITOR IS GUEST SPEAKER AT ROTARY CLUB
more SADDLEWORTH ROTARY CLUB CELEBRATES ITS CHARTER NIGHT IN STYLE
more Members of Saddleworth Rotary and Friends having a fun time at JW Lees Bewery!
more Welcome to our Quarterly updates from Gap Kenya.
more Celebrations took place at The White Hart on 21st December
more Catherine Saville-Clare became Saddleworth Rotary Club's newest member on 9th November. Catherine is shown here with Club President Tony Burke and past President Doug Greenwood.
more 2nd September 2016
more The Satellite Centre reopens with 5 days of fun sponsored by Saddleworth Rotary Club
more Members of Saddleworth Rotary Club managed to elude the region's ubiquitous rain and wind to have a most enjoyable and sunny barbecue last Sunday afternoon.
more Governor Stan competes in the World Tin Bath Contest