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Fri 8th March Come and discover the delights of this historic town with its rich maritime heritage, literary associations and re-emergence as a vibrant modern cultural centre. Be inspired by great speakers, enjoy sharing successful projects and building new friendshipsmore
Arctic One is an amazing small charity with big ideas based in Chesham that aims to give opportunities to both able bodied and disabled people to enable them to “Get Involved” in Sport. more
Several of our District clubs, keen to add to last Spring's Sea of Purple, planted more corms this year, ready to burst into bloom at the end of February 2018more
Many clubs in the District participate in the RIBI Youth competitions. Others like Maidenhead Thames run additional ones with a different focus. The annual Mathemagical Challenge for Primary Schools in Maidenhead and Windsor is proving extremely popular. more
'An opportunity of a lifetime' for 5 young people, aged 12 – 18, with physical and/or sensory impairments, to learn how to sail at Bisham Abbey Sailing School, Marlow, from 30th July to 3rd August 2018.
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Thank you for visiting our website, which we hope you will find informative and useful. District 1090 covers 58 clubs and has approximately 2000 members in Berkshire, Oxfordshire, South Buckinghamshire and West Middlesex. Rotarians are committed to making a positive difference to the lives of others: within their local Communities and Worldwide, building friendships and having fun along the way. New members are always welcome, so please browse our pages to find out about the sense of fulfillment being a member of Rotary can bring. A warm welcome awaits you!
Because of You from Rotary International on Vimeo.
Because of You, $304 million has been raised in 2017!
Read more about the work of the Rotary Foundation in the Thames Valley District and beyond.........
Thames Valley e-Rotary is a new venture, introducing a different set of opportunities for those wishing to support their local community but unable to participate regularly though pressures of work, family or travel. This new group operates online with regular discussions, interesting speakers and support for local communities..
Does your day consist of a regular commute, long hours working to earn a living and enhance your career, and the remaining time spent with the family?
Or are you a mother with young children, finding that keeping them occupied and out of mischief is a full time occupation?
Or maybe your coming up to retirement and looking for new interests and a new circle of friends?
Whatever the reason, is one day very much like the next?
Yet, deep down, you'd also like an opportunity to make a positive contribution to local life?
Your main barrier is lack of time!
Thames Valley e-Rotary could offer a solution. No matter your background, age, experience or skills, Rotary can bring a new dimension into your life. Why not try us and find out for yourself? . Our aim is to offer Rotary 24/7 so you can keep informed of the latest developments and projects and offer what time you can to participate in activities undertaken by ordinary people just like yourself.
Contact Secretary Anne Cooper at Thames Valley e-Rotary and we’ll get back to you.
Thames Valley e-Rotary - a new online group
'Working for a better World'.
Glasses were raised in congratulations as 1090 DG David Pope (left) inducted the first six members of Abingdon Riverside Satellite Club, one of whom was his wife Halcyon (2nd left). Two other prospective members were unavailable on this occasion and will be inducted shortly. Second from right is Philip Waddy from Host Club Abingdon who is mentoring the new Satellite Club.
The club's first fund raising activity undertaken is already under way, its a 'Charity Building Bake Off' based on Cakes with a Building Theme!.Entry details here...
The new members aim to continue attracting more people to join them over the coming months and progress to become a new full Rotary Club bringing the number of Rotary Clubs in the town to three.
Congratulations to the Reading Blue Coat team, Intermediate winners of RIBI Youth Speaks 2016 and to India of Senior section Runners-Up Wycombe Abbey for winning Best Speaker. Read the whole story
After an incredible day of amazing performances from extremely talented young musicians, Isabel Irvine of Thames Valley District was declared winner of the Vocalist section of Rotary Young Musician 2016. See more
District Governor's Welcome and Diaries
Speaker List updated. Any more bright ideas?
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Spanning the counties of Oxfordshire, Berkshire, south Buckinghamshire and west Middlesex
Winners of the RIBI Best District Bulletin Award 2017
Winners of the RIBI Best District Online Presence Award 2013
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Thames Valley Rotary News Winter 2016. View interactive or download PDFmore
Thames Valley Rotary News Autumn 2016more
Rotary magazine Dec2017-Jan2018. Rotary in the news nationwide.
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