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Welcome to our new President, 2025:26
Our new President Richard Cawtheray, inducted by PP David Cernik. Congratulations Richard, have an fruitful and enjoyable year.
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The Derek Gardiner Award 2025
Awarded to Chris Stanley by outgoing President David Cernik. A huge congratulations Chris, well deserved.
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Our RYLA sponsored Sea Scout student for 2025 Bailey Norton-Griffiths.
What a fantastic Rotary Youth programme. Pictured with Bailey is The Club Youth Chair Nicky Babbage-Clark.
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A donation by Club to Andy’s Angels by President Richard Cawtheray.Centre is Kayla Shepherd, founder and Alan Morrell, right, chair of fundraising.
Club donated £1000 to the charity Andy’s Angels which offers help to families and friends who have lost loved ones. This was set up by Kayla after the loss of her husband.There is a Grief Play Cafe and an Intergenerational Bereavement Choir.
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Young Writer winners 2025.
Winner of The Senior Section, Isabella Badcock from Lancing College. The Intermediate Section, Isla Telling and The Junior Section, Raife Bird both from The Sion School. All received a certificate from our Youth Chair Nicky Babbage -Clark.
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A warm welcome to our latest members.
Welcome Paul Batchelor and Keith Kempton. From the right President Richard Cawtheray, Paul, Keith and Secretary John Fozard.
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WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THAT DURING THE COVID CRISIS THE CLUB DONATED SEVERAL THOUSANDS OF POUNDS TO WORTHING FOODBANK TO ENABLE THEM TO REPLENISH THEIR FOOD SUPPLIES WHICH HAD BECOME ALMOST EXHAUSTED.
WE HAVE ALSO PROVIDED £2000 TO WORTHING COMMUNITY CHEST AND OUR CLUB'S APPEAL TO 'FEED A CHILD AT CHRISTMAS' RAISED A SUBSTANTIAL SUM.
WE HAVE RESPONDED TO THE PANDEMIC WHICH HAS BEEN SWEEPING THROUGH OUR COMMUNITY BY GIVING MONEY TO THOSE MOST IN NEED.
Our club celebrated its centenary in 2022 and since our founding, members have striven to help alleviate poverty and the wretchedness that so many millions of people have suffered and still suffer in our fractured world. We also try to help those in need in our local community. We hope to show on this website that involvement with Rotary is also enjoyable with friendly people and lots of social activities.
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Happening soon...
Mon, Mar 23rd 2026 7:00 pm
A talk on The Worthing Food Bank.
A look at the excellent work the charity does locally.
Mon, Mar 30th 2026 6:30 pm
Fifth Monday out.
A meal and social at Tides Restaurant.
Mon, Apr 13th 2026 6:30 pm
Programme TBA
Watch this space
Mon, Apr 20th 2026 5:30 pm
Council meeting.
To move the Club forward.
Mon, Apr 20th 2026 6:30 pm
A Talk by John Miles.
A talk on Global Sight Solutions.
Meetings & Venue
Where and when:
We meet on Mondays at 1:00pm or 7:00pm
(On the first Monday there is NO Club meeting unless notified. Second Monday 7:00pm, third Monday 1:00pm, Fourth Monday 7:00pm at The Indoor Bowls Centre, Field Place and any Fifth Monday please see programme, date and venue varies.) Field PlaceWorthing
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