Rotary Club of Nuneaton

Rotary Club of Nuneaton Nuneaton Rotary Club was founded in 1925 and is club no 19087 . We meet at 6pm for 6.30pm on the 2nd, 4th and 5th Monday's of the month.

Rotary Club of Nuneaton is part of Rotary International.It is in District 1060.

18/12/2024

Thank you to all that came out tonight to support Santa and the Rotary Sleigh.
We were only able to do 70% of the route due to the heavy rain. We apologise that we were not able to get to Heritage fields tonight.

Rotary Club of Nuneaton Members Donate Toys to Salvation ArmyLiz and David, dedicated members of the Rotary Club of Nune...
15/12/2024

Rotary Club of Nuneaton Members Donate Toys to Salvation Army

Liz and David, dedicated members of the Rotary Club of Nuneaton, have brought joy to the community this holiday season by donating £150 worth of toys purchased from Asda. These were supplemented by additional toy donations from generous contributors, all of which were delivered to the Salvation Army.

The Salvation Army team was delighted to receive the toys, which will bring smiles to the faces of children in need during this festive time of year.

Speaking on behalf of the Rotary Club, Liz and David said, “It’s heart warming to see the club come together to support such an important cause. We are grateful to everyone who contributed and made this delivery possible.”

The Rotary Club of Nuneaton extends its thanks to all those who donated and supported this effort, demonstrating the true spirit of giving and service.

Rotary Club of Nuneaton Brings Festive Cheer with Santa's Local VisitsThe Rotary Club of Nuneaton was delighted to sprea...
13/12/2024

Rotary Club of Nuneaton Brings Festive Cheer with Santa's Local Visits

The Rotary Club of Nuneaton was delighted to spread holiday cheer at the Atherstone Tesco Store on Saturday, 7th December 2024. This marked the first of three festive events planned to bring Santa to the community, in support of Rotary Charities.

Santa's visit to Tesco was a tremendous success, with members of the club receiving a warm welcome and generous donations from shoppers. The funds collected will go towards supporting various charitable initiatives spearheaded by the Rotary Club of Nuneaton.

Building on the success of this event, the Rotary Club is excited to announce two additional visits from Santa to local neighborhoods:

- **Tuesday, 17th December:** Santa and his sleigh will make their way through the Longshoot estate off Eastboro Way, starting at Woolpack Drive.

- **Wednesday, 18th December:** The festivities will continue with visits to Eaton Place and Heritage Fields Estates, located off Higham Lane.

These events are designed to bring the magic of Christmas directly to the community, while also providing an opportunity for residents to support the Rotary Club's charitable work.

The Rotary Club extends its gratitude to everyone who has contributed so far and looks forward to seeing many more smiling faces during the upcoming visits. Let's make this holiday season one to remember while supporting meaningful causes together.

For more updates and details, follow the Rotary Club of Nuneaton on social media or visit our website https://www.rotary-ribi.org/clubs/homepage.php?ClubID=376.

About the Rotary Club of Nuneaton:
The Rotary Club of Nuneaton is committed to serving the local community and supporting global charitable efforts through various initiatives. With a focus on service, fellowship, and making a positive impact, the club invites everyone to join in their mission to make a difference.

Santa Sleigh is coming:On the 17th of December, we will be visiting the Longshoot estate off Eastboro way, Starting alo...
04/12/2024

Santa Sleigh is coming:
On the 17th of December, we will be visiting the Longshoot estate off Eastboro way, Starting along Woolpack drive.
On the 18th of December, we will be visiting Eaton Place and Heritage fields Estates off Higham lane.

The Rotary Club of Nuneaton was delighted to welcome Richard Talbot, a leading voice in the world of Rotary Radio UK, as...
26/11/2024

The Rotary Club of Nuneaton was delighted to welcome Richard Talbot, a leading voice in the world of Rotary Radio UK, as a guest speaker at their recent meeting.

Richard delivered an engaging and entertaining talk, tracing the origins and mission of Rotary Radio UK. From its modest beginnings, the station has grown to reach a global audience, serving as a vibrant platform for connecting Rotarians and showcasing the impact of Rotary initiatives worldwide.

Operating from his home studio, Richard shared insights into his broadcasting process, explaining how he pre-records his show for seamless delivery on air. His passion for storytelling and commitment to the ideals of Rotary were evident throughout his presentation, leaving the audience inspired and entertained.

Listeners can tune in to Richard’s show and discover the rich content offered by Rotary Radio UK at www.rotaryradiouk.org.

For more information about upcoming speakers and events, please contact the Rotary Club of Nuneaton.

https://www.rotary-ribi.org/clubs/page.php?PgID=960887&ClubID=376Sitting pretty…… On a chilly day in mid-October Club Rt...
11/11/2024

https://www.rotary-ribi.org/clubs/page.php?PgID=960887&ClubID=376

Sitting pretty……
On a chilly day in mid-October Club Rtns Geoff and Anita visited St Anne’s Academy in Camp Hill to dedicate the bench our Club had donated to the primary school. It’s set in the peace garden created from the winning design in a competition held between the pupils and provides a quiet space for them to rest and unwind during a busy school day.

Nuneaton, UK – Members of the Rotary Club of Nuneaton are proud to volunteer alongside the Royal British Legion for this...
05/11/2024

Nuneaton, UK – Members of the Rotary Club of Nuneaton are proud to volunteer alongside the Royal British Legion for this year’s Poppy Appeal, supporting veterans and commemorating those who have served. Rotary Club volunteers will be assisting with sales and awareness efforts at the Sainsbury's store in Nuneaton every day this week, working side-by-side with Legion volunteers to encourage donations and promote the importance of the Poppy Appeal.

The annual Poppy Appeal is a longstanding tradition that helps fund vital support services for veterans and their families. Through the sale of poppies, the Royal British Legion raises essential funds that go toward mental health support, rehabilitation, financial assistance, and more for former servicemen and women.

"We are honoured to support the Royal British Legion in their mission to provide assistance to those who have served our country," said Steve, President of the Rotary Club of Nuneaton. "As a community service organization, we believe it is our duty to give back and raise awareness for the needs of our veterans. This collaboration allows us to connect with the community while supporting an important cause."

The Nuneaton community is encouraged to visit the Sainsbury’s location this week to purchase a poppy and show their support. Every donation, large or small, helps the Royal British Legion continue its work with those who have sacrificed for the nation.

The Rotary Club of Nuneaton hosted a thrilling and fun-filled charity race night on Friday, 11th October, at the Lady of...
14/10/2024

The Rotary Club of Nuneaton hosted a thrilling and fun-filled charity race night on Friday, 11th October, at the Lady of the Angels Church Hall. The event, which attracted over 90 enthusiastic guests, was a resounding success, raising much-needed funds for local charitable causes.

With five race teams competing in a series of entertaining races, the atmosphere was electric from the very start. Guests cheered on their chosen teams, with friendly competition and lighthearted banter adding to the lively ambiance of the evening. A lovely snack box was served to all in attendance, ensuring no one went hungry, and refreshments flowed freely throughout the night, keeping spirits high.

The highlight of the event came with the much-anticipated "Grand National," where the winners of the evening’s races faced off in a final showdown. The excitement in the hall was palpable as the top teams went head-to-head, with the ultimate victor crossing the finish line to cheers and applause.

The charity race night was marked by its sense of community, laughter, and generosity. In true Rotary spirit, the event not only provided an evening of entertainment but also brought people together in support of important local causes.

The Rotary Club of Nuneaton extends its heartfelt thanks to all who attended, participated, and contributed to the success of the night. Their support ensures that the Club can continue its valuable work in the community, helping those in need.

Mayor of Nuneaton & Bedworth Launches 2024–2025 Mayor's Appeal to Support George Eliot Hospital Breast Care UnitNuneaton...
24/09/2024

Mayor of Nuneaton & Bedworth Launches 2024–2025 Mayor's Appeal to Support George Eliot Hospital Breast Care Unit

Nuneaton, 23rd November 2024 — The Mayor of Nuneaton & Bedworth, Councillor Bill Hancox, along with the Mayoress, Sheila Hancox, are proud to announce the Mayor’s Appeal for 2024–2025, which will focus on raising awareness and funds for the Breast Care Unit at George Eliot Hospital.

An announcement was made during a meeting hosted by the Rotary Club of Nuneaton, where the Mayor and Mayoress shared their personal connection to the cause. In his speech, Councillor Bill Hancox highlighted the importance of the Breast Care Unit, particularly referencing the exceptional care that his wife, Sheila, has received from the unit over the years. Sheila was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 2015 and required further surgery in January 2022, both times benefiting from the expert care of the unit's dedicated staff.

The Mayor said:
"There is a long history of breast cancer in Sheila's family. Sheila was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 2015 and received excellent care and support. In January 2022, she required further surgery and once again was cared for by the dedicated staff of the Breast Care Unit. At such a challenging time for the NHS and health care, it would be a real privilege to help raise funds for the unit and, at the same time, raise awareness of breast cancer. I hope it would also show all staff of the George Eliot NHS Trust how much we value them."

The Mayor’s Appeal will run throughout 2024–2025, with the goal of generating vital funds to enhance the services of the Breast Care Unit, while also encouraging greater awareness of breast cancer and its impact on individuals and families.

The Rotary Club of Nuneaton is honoured to support the Mayor’s efforts and encourages the local community to join in contributing to this important cause.

For more information on how to get involved with the Mayor’s Appeal or to make a donation, please contact the Mayor’s office at the Nuneaton & Bedworth Borough Council.
https://www.nuneatonandbedworth.gov.uk/mayor/mayor-civic-office/2 #:~:text=At%20a%20launch%20held%20at,George%20Eliot%20Hospital%20in%20Nuneaton

Donations can be made via https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/supportinggehbreastcancerunit

Rotary Club of Nuneaton PresentsGrand National Race Night 2024“The Thoroughbreds”• Friday 11th October at 7:00pm• First ...
15/09/2024

Rotary Club of Nuneaton Presents
Grand National Race Night 2024
“The Thoroughbreds”
• Friday 11th October at 7:00pm
• First Race at 7:15pm
• Our Lady of the Angels Church Hall
• Coton Road, Nuneaton, CV11 5UA
Tickets £10 each (to include boxed refreshments)
Tickets: Please phone David Lloyd ~ 02476 347660

 Another successful year comes to an end for Nuneaton Rotary Club, we were able to raise  lots of money to support lo...
29/06/2024

 Another successful year comes to an end for Nuneaton Rotary Club, we were able to raise  lots of money to support local charities,  and the highlights were presenting a cheque for £1000 to Mary Ann Evans hospice,
Also we were delighted to give children from Oak Wood School, Nuneaton a lovely day out at Twycross Zoo recently.
We are pleased to announce that 3
Peace Poles are soon to be erected in local schools as part of Rotary International's project to promote world peace.
Additionally, our club has supported local food banks and the Shelter Box scheme sending essential supplies to disaster zones .around the world.
The photos are from Presidents night at Weston Hall, Nuneaton last week and show firstly outgoing President Geoff Smalley handing over to new President Steve Benford.
The second picture shows our entertainers on the night, Philip and Michael Enscot aka Flanders's and Swann who were brilliant.
The third photo is of Geoff presenting Rotarian David Lloyd with a Paul Harris Award for his exceptional service to Nuneaton Rotary. We are very proud of him.

Another new member was inducted into our club on Monday night at Weston Hall.Sara Mudhar Lives and works locally and is...
13/06/2024

Another new member was inducted into our club on Monday night at Weston Hall.
Sara Mudhar Lives and works locally and is a pharmacist by profession. She has recently completed the London marathon,raising money for breast cancer charity.

After a really good fundraising activity at our stall on the Gala fields carnival site, we presented a hamper to the lu...
13/06/2024

After a really good fundraising activity at our stall on the Gala fields carnival site, we presented a hamper to the lucky winner Jack.

We were out fundraising for local charities on Sunday with a book and raffle stall at the carnival gala fields.
11/06/2024

We were out fundraising for local charities on Sunday with a book and raffle stall at the carnival gala fields.

08/06/2024

Nuneaton Rotary Club will be having a
Book stall and raffle at the Nuneaton carnival, gala field site off Avenue Road 
So come on and visit us and pick up some bargain books and a chance to win a hamper

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Weston Hall Hotel, Weston Lane
Bedworth
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A very enjoyable evening was had at Weston Hall this week as a number of teams got together for a meal and to compete in our regular quiz night. The questions really tested our brains, and it was a very close run thing,  but the team from Arbury came out the winners by one point. If anyone would like to know more about any of our fundraising and social activities  please contact us. 

We had a good turnout for our antiques quiz at Weston Hall on Monday night, The quiz masters were the two Janets, that is Janet Rowe and her assistant Janet. The winning team was the one who got nearest to the total for-the eight antiques. A fun time was had by all. We are always looking for new members, so if you would like to come along and raise money for local charities and have a fun time as well, Please contact us. 

On Monday night, Rotary Club members and guests were entertained by Brian and Doug,who gave a very interesting presentation  entitled 'it's knowing when to clap'where they showed through film clips, different styles of classical music and how they worked together with various well-known conductors.  New members and guests are always welcome to join our social events and fundraising activities,so why not give us a call.

Here are the two winners from our Christmas raffle At the co-op on Saturday, the hampers were presented by Rotarian David Lloyd.

Thanks to all who came out to see Santa on the Rotary Club of Nuneaton's sleigh, we visited the Long Shoot estate, and Heritage Fields, on the 15th and 16th of December. All proceeds will go to local charities including the foodbank, and other worthwhile causes. Merry Christmas and see you next year. 😊

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