Rotary Big Spring Clean

Sat, Apr 20th 2024 at 10:00 am - 12:00 pm

Tameside Rotary will be part of Rotary’s Big Spring Clean on Saturday 20th April 10.00am. All welcome (children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult) Meet at Portland Basin, Ashton OL7 0QA. Equipment provided but bring your own gloves.

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We will be having a Big Spring Clean together with the other 61 clubs in the NW England and Isle of Man Rotary in NW England & Isle of Man. The lead is District Environment Officer Angela Robbins who is a proud member of Tameside Rotary so our litter pick has to be the best! If you would like to join us as an individual or organisation, please get in touch by inboxing. (Photos will be taken at the event) Thank you! #rotaryenviro #BigSpringClean.

Thank you all who helped on the day a great turn out.

Let's look after our environment- every day - take your litter home!!

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'What We Do' Main Pages:

Planting Crocus - End Polio Now

We have "inherited" Rotary Wheel in Ashton. Planting purple crocus to celebrate how near we are to Ending Polio

Kings Park Nursing Home requested our support for 4 knitting looms and then for a social media campaign to collect wool

Tameside Rotarians travel to Bangladesh for opening of Just Help Sylhet Pride Rotary Eye Hospital in January 2023

Tameside Rotary are raising funds through Just Giving to ensure all Young Carers in Tameside get a present this Christmas.

A raffle to sponsor 10 Christmas Toy Boxes for Children in Refuge homes. Result able to purchase 12 Boxes - Well Done All who supported and Angela who arranged aeverything

Two of our members Donna Thomas & John McMillan joined 24 others to abseil down IKEA in aid of "Tameside Young Carers"

Unveiling of plaque - set up supported by Tameside Rotary Community Award

Rtn Derek Baines with leaflet promoting Tameside MacMillan Unit

Tameside Rotary Supports Â£2 million fund raising to build "The Tameside MacMillan Unit"

Tameside Rotary took out a group of children from Samuel Laycock School to the science Museum

A New & Different Rotary Club in Tameside

We meet 2nd Tuesday each month. Informal, friendly covering the whole of Tameside. Come and Join us

To promote the work Tameside Rotary does in the community

Caring and improving our environment is one of the aims of Rotary. Tameside Rotarian Angela, appointed this year, as the first District Environmental Officer is leading the way.