President Paul and the JoGLE team have done it!

A packed Lutterell Hall at West Bridgford enjoyed a brass band concert from the Long Eaton Silver Prize Band on Saturday October 14th raising over £1200 for local good causes.

In a historic milestone to mark World Polio Day on 24 October, type 3 of the wild poliovirus has been declared eradicated. Following the eradication of smallpox and wild poliovirus type 2, this news represents a new achievement for humanity.

Raising local child literacy level and fostering a love of reading in pre-school children

Studio House is a residential rehabilitation centre for people with alcohol and/or drug addiction problems

Featuring Salvation Army Bands and Choirs with Nottingham school choirs and guests. In the presence of The Lord Mayor of Nottingham. All proceeds go to The Salvation Army.

Two enormous coloured display banners showing the 100 year history of Nottingham Rotary Club took centre stage at a civic meeting hosted by the Lord Mayor

The Imagination Library aims to improve children’s literacy levels so that they are more likely to be ready to start school when they turn five.

There are many ways to fund raise for charities. One Nottingham Rotary club member combines a winter holiday in a warm climate with running a half marathon for Nottingham charities.

Shirland Welfare Brass Band has been named as the selection for the 2018 Listen with the Band concert on Saturday 20th October

Rotary clubs, like Nottingham, enable people to give some of their time to help make the world a better place under the ideal of 'Service above Self'.

President Paul Jones welcomes his Dad Howard as a new member to the club

Featuring Salvation Army Bands, Choirs, Timbrels and Nottingham Primary School Choirs

We shared the £1200 we raised at our annual brass band concert last year between three local charities and last month we visited Emmanuel House to hand over their cheque.

Nottingham Rotary Club Football Team held their awards night at the club this week. The club with the unusual name started life when Jake Spencer, the son of Rotarian Chris couldn't find a Five-a-Side team with a spare place and decided to start their own

They've arrived at Lands End!