About us


The Rotary Club of Bridgnorth received its Charter in 1943. Current President for 2024/5 is David Chantrey.        

The Team also includes Vice President Dermott Creese and 2nd Vice President James Gittins.

The Club is part of a world wide organisation and members are welcome at other Clubs in the UK and around the world. 

Over the course of the year Bridgnorth Rotary Club hosts a number of annual events, raising money in support of local communities and charities. Please see below a short overview of these events and the monies raised over the last few years. If you wish to get involved with these events in the future please contact a member of the Club:

Classic Car Run (July): 

2022: £900 raised

2023: £700 raised ... even though it was a very wet day!

2024: £1,595 raised

Up The Steps Walk (October): Navigate your way around Bridgnorth, scaling over 800 steps between High Town & Low Town, all whilst raising money for your choice of charity.

2021: £3,387 raised

2022: £1,749 raised

2023: £11,818 raised

2024: £10,128 raised

Rotary Tree of Thought (November/ December): Remember your loved ones by adding their name or a message to the Rotary Tree of Thought, located in Bridgnorth High Street.

2024: £2,000 raised

For more details of upcoming events over 2025 please visit the Meetings & Event section of this site.

   

 

Happening soon...

Bridgnorth Rotary Club Easter Egg Hunt

Sun, Apr 20th 2025 12:00 pm

Bridgnorth Rotary Club Easter Egg Hunt

Follow Peter Rabbit and the Easter bunny trail around Bridgnorth Castle Grounds, to uncover clues, and win a prize! £2.00 per child entry.

Meetings & Venue

Where and when:

We meet on Wednesdays at 1900

(No meetings during August Rotarian apologies to Elwyn Jones) The Down Inn, Ludlow Rd.

Bridgnorth
WV16 6UA  01746 789539

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