Charter 2017

Our annual Golf Tournament at Cockermouth Golf Club

The club got out their buckets and mops and removed moss and lichen from signs around Cockermouth. One of our activities during Covid-19 restrictions.

Handover with a Difference

The formal end to Joe Fagan's successful year.

From 12 teams competing, Fairfield came out top beating Broughton in the finals of this year's Rotary Club Junior Soccer tourament on a sunny Sunday May 12.. President Joe Fagan handed out the trophies to both winners and runners up.

The Club organised the first of what are hoped to be annual conferences on important topics in the community.

Over 70 guests helped President Phil Straughton celebrate the club's 80th

Exactly 80 years ago the Rotary Club of Cockermouth started on its journey to give Service above Self .

2022 the Rotary Host of Daffodils

Fine weather again for the tournament at Tarn Close.

Almost 2,000 visitors enjoyed sunny skies as the Show proved a great family and community event in 2018. The show was to return on Sunday, July 5 in 2020, but the Coronavirus and government advice mean this year's event may have to be cancelled.

To help boost the Georgian town of Cockermouth the Rotary Club has once again produced a glossy calendar for the town for 2022

In February 2017 Rotarian Sally Scales and her team organised a charity evening that attracted over 70 guests.

The Club made its initial donation of £3,000 towards furnishings and essentials for the Henderson Suite at West Cumberland Hospital. President Andy Carter here presents the initial donation to Dr Jonathan Nicoll and Sister Dawn Sanderson.

High standard of entries this year for the Young Musician contest...Pic Trevor Earthy

Good weather and fun on the faiway for the Club's golfers...

Over 100 attendees helped the Club celebrate its 78th Charter in 2017

President of the Rotary Club of Cockermouth, Andy Carter welcomed Malcolm Baldwin, District Governor 2016-17.

Huge turnout by parents and supporters...

Holly the bear helped raise around £200 for the Henderson Suite at West Cumberland Hospital.

Over 60 senior citizens enjoyed the January 2017 event. In the spirit of partnership working the Christmas Party for senior citizens in Cockermouth was this year invaded by the town's University of the Third Age Latin Dancing troupe!

Tasty meals created by pupils of Cockermouth School for this year's Rotary Young Chef contest.

Crocus planting around Cockermouth to mark Rotary work in helping eradicate polio across the world.

Twenty plus Club members ensured the carnival was a success by directing traffic and stewarding the event.

Cockermouth Rotary Club fielded a team for the 2017 Dragon Boat Race on Derwentwater, Keswick. And they plan to race again in 2018..

A slap up Christmas meal followed by entertainment by Billy Bowman was enjoyed by 65 senior citizens.

Big turnout for the visit.

We consider applications from individuals or groups, particularly in the Cockermouth area, subject to certain criteria. Contact our Secretary:-secretary@cockermouth.rotary1190.org for an application form to complete and return by email.

Presentation of Rucksacks to the Cumbria Alliance who organise D of E expeditions.

The work of Cumbrian charity Dewode in Uganda was featured at an April 2018 meeting.

Thanks to organising by Alastair Sharp and the team a DEWODE charity film night was held on the 8th June 2018

Outgoing President Jimmy Wood gets a rousing vote of Thanks as he hands over to the Club's new President Andy Carter.

In 2019 again some 70 enjoyed a very successful Senior Citizens Party with Rotarians providing a Christmas feast for many who might otherwise have missed out on festive fare.

The 2014 Kids Out saw 31 children from our area enjoy a day out...

The Club organised highly successful Young Technology Tournaments this year 2014.

President Joe Fagan welcomed 86 guests to a successful Charter Celebration in 2018

Over 25,000 enjoy Taste Cumbria weekends and Club members were out in force in 2019 selling the Rotary calendar for cockermouth and helping with the park and ride service

We support our local League of Friends group with one of our members on their committee.