Castle Rotary Club forging links with Newark Town Titans

Newark Town under-8s Titans football team were sporting brand new kit tops thanks to a generous donation from the Rotary Club of Newark Castle.

Rotary club member Mac Mallard and incoming president Jayne Mason presented a cheque for £300 to Newark Town vice chairman Sarah Robinson. For the full story click here.

Castle Rotary welcomes new members to the club

What a great night, we welcomed two new members to the club, Ian Brownhill and Michael Hirshi, pictured first and second right, along with (l-r) Rotarians Ken Sutton, Celia Smallwood and President Bob Hattersley. 

Jayan Patel also joined us on the evening. Jayan is a local scout who succeed in being selected to go to the scout camp Jamboree in South Korea last summer. He gave us a talk on his experiences whilst at the Jamboree. As part of the selection process he had to raise a total of £3,500 and was not allowed to ask his parents for any financial contribution. He raised the total independently by undertaking a wide variety of jobs and activities.

About Us

All our Club meetings are held "face to face" at the Cedric Ford Pavilion Suite at the Newark Showground - please see side panel for venue details and dates of future meetings or click on the following link -  Future Meetings.

Newark Castle is part of Rotary International a service organization whose stated purpose is to bring together like minded people in order to provide humanitarian services. 

We get involved in local Community and International projects and are always looking for new members who are prepared to give service to others less fortunate than ourselves and who want to give something back to society. The Community is at the heart of the club's service and our projects help to improve the lives of people in the local area.

We are a non-political and non-religious organization open to all. If you are interested in joining Rotary or would simply like some further information please contact us either via our Contacts Page and select "Membership" from the drop down box or by selecting the following link for Membership.

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