In the next 30 days...
Saturday 10th May 2025
RC Bala & Penllyn Three walks around Llyn Tegid (8, 14 & 20 mile) with different levels of difficulty/challenge to raise money by sponsorship for your chosen charity. For further information click on link 'DETAILS' on 'Welcome page'.
Saturday 10th May 2025
RC Oswestry Borderland The unique Mountain Bike Challenge in the foothills of the Berwyn Mountains
moreWednesday 21st May 2025
District Event: To be conducted on Zoom
Saturday 24th May 2025
RC Mid Wirral The Charter will held from 9:00 a.m. on Saturday May 24 2025 at Ness Gardens.
Saturday 24th May 2025
RC Mid Wirral Venue: Ness Gardens
Thursday 29th May 2025
RC West Derby-Liverpool .Just £12.50 per ticket at the Devonshire Hotel with 5 different lots of entertainment and a hot pot supper. Raffle and Auction with all proceeds to Ukraine.
Welcome to the website of Rotary International District 1180, a District that covers the whole of North & Mid Wales, Merseyside, The Wirral and parts of Cheshire, Shropshire and Lancashire and embraces a variety of communities ranging from the pastoral peacefulness and tranquillity of rural areas to the hustle and bustle and vibrancy of the City of Liverpool. Indeed there are a total of six cities within the District, the others being Chester, Bangor, St Asaph, Wrexham and The Royal Town of Caernarfon.
Liverpool was one of the first clubs outside USA to be chartered, on 1st August 1913. From there Rotary clubs spread throughout the UK and Ireland to where we are now. Rotary International welcomes as members of its various clubs any person of good standing regardless of gender, ethnicity, beliefs or politics.
“The question is no longer, “How many children are there and where might we go to find the mall?” It is now, “How do we most efficiently vaccinate every child on this map?”
Innovations like this are a key reason for my optimism. But innovation has no moral valence by itself. It is not inherently good or bad, just irresistibly transformative. To make sure innovation transforms our world in positive ways, human beings need to point it in the right direction. That takes “public will.”
Many organisations helped push the eradication resolution through the World Health Assembly, but the one you wouldn’t expect is Rotary International. Rotary is a service organization with 1.4 million members in almost every country in the world, including more than 50,000 in Great Britain and Ireland.
Rotarians pledge to put "Service above Self", their motto, but they have no specific global health mandate. They are not polio experts. They are regular people who go to work and spend time with their families. For three decades, they have also spent time advocating for polio eradication, raising money to support vaccination, and giving kids polio drops all over the world.
Other partners include the Centres for Disease Control, UNICEF, and the World Health Organization. We rely on them to excel at their jobs. But that is not enough. We also need people whose jobs have nothing to do with the health of poor people to act. That is public will.”
Rotary Great Britain & Ireland are please to announce the two year partnership with Bipolar-UK. More information can be found at https://www.rotarygbi.org/rotarygbi-partners-bipolaruk/