The Rotary Club of Uxbridge  

Welcome to our site... glad you could join us

The Rotary Club of Uxbridge was Chartered in 1932 and though one of the oldest Rotary Clubs in the area, we are young at heart and full of energy for the many and varied projects we are involved in both in our community and internationally. We are actively seeking new Members to fully participate in what we do so.

PLEASE DO CONTACT US TO FIND OUT MORE AND ATTEND A MEETING WHERE YOU WILL BE WELCOMED WITH NO OBLIGATION BEYOND UNLESS YOU WANT TO JOIN

We have raised considerable funds for various charitable projects through our Autoshow. Held on a  Sunday in mid-July, it attracted over 2,000 vehicles and some 10,000 visitors. The Autoshow was said to be the biggest one-day event for Vintage and Collectors vehicles in the South of England and was a major event in the Uxbridge diary. It involved all the members of the Club and though exhausting, provided great fellowship and was superb fun. Unfortunately, following covid it has become not possible to continue the Autoshow. 

The principal CHARITIES to benefit last year chosen by our President were Hillingdon Shopmobility and The Craxton Memorial Trust

We are a busy Club and you can learn a little more about some of the projects we are involved in by clicking on the Committees listed under Club Activities on the left. Then contact us to make a visit to hear what we do and chat with Members.

About our Town

Uxbridge is an old Market Town situated at the westernmost edge of London where it meets the countryside. We are extremely well located, close to London Heathrow Airport and with the M4, M40 and M25 Motorways on our doorstep, we have easy access to London and excellent communications with the rest of England. We are proud that Uxbridge is home to Brunel University, one of the foremost Universities in the World. The town boasts two busy shopping centres and clustered around its centre are the HQ buildings of Cadbury Schweppes, Unisys, Hertz and Avis. Despite being a modern, bustling town, Uxbridge retains much of its old-world charm.