Trekking in Nepal

The Regional Quiz Final, 2016, held in Soham

An evening talk about some interesting aspects of the First World War.

Ben Stone gave an explanation of the YMCA services which rare open to those between the ages of 16 and 25 and how they are able to be accommodated for up to two years as well as helping with life skills.

Our 2014 Annual Foundation Meeting and speaker Rotaractor Abdul – Razak Yakbu who is an Ambassadorial Scholar at the University of East Anglia talked about his work in Ghana

Newly Installed Mayor of Great Yarmouth visits the Great Yarmouth Rotary Club

Remembering the 1st World War we were able to listen and join in a miscellany of both music and readings of the period.

David Cook talked about his hobby and full time business, caring for his birds and showing them with visits to schools, clubs, fetes and birthday parties.

On Tuesday, 15th January, 2013, Rotarian Peter Burman illustrated talk to the Rotary Club of Great Yarmouth about his trip to Vietnam.

Jan Davis, the Emergency Planning Manager of the Great Yarmouth Borough Council spoke to us about emergencies which can arise from numerous causes and which needed to be acted upon quickly and effectively affecting the Great Yarmouth Area

A brief outline of a presentation about John Guilford Miles, who lost his life at the Second Battle of the Somme, during the 1st World War.

Speaker John Balls talks about about the magic of the Musicals of the 1940’s to 1960’s

Rtn. David Cooke from the Norwich Club who was to deliver a talk on some interesting facts about Corgi toys.

Malcolm Ferrow describes how he developed an interest in antiques and consequently his business evolved.

John Leeson gave us on an interesting journey of his life"™s work experiences as a member of the Institute of Civil Engineers

The Club welcomed Dr. John Applegate of the Acle Emergency Response Team.

A Donation to the Great Yarmouth Minster Preservation Trust & Mr. David Pratt gave a presentation of his experiences beneath the sea in many exotic places in the world,

An illustrated talk by Dr. Nick Ireland, "Trekking in Nepal"

Members and friends enjoyed a very warm and sunny afternoon by the Broad at Ormesby St. Michael, at the Boat House of Rtn. Pat Stuart and her family This event named the ‘Summer Frolics’ consists of eats, drinks and games, with trips on the Broad.

South Africa and the world thanks just one man for his miracle, Nelson Mandela.

Rtn. Arthur Bowles entertained us with a presentation of his visit to the Camargue in the South of France.

A history of Colman's of Norwich presented by ran. Rod Stokes

A presentation from Dr. Nick Ireland's visit to Peru.

The Rotary Club of Great Yarmouth sponsored the Jonathan Wyatt Big Band, as they returned with “Swingin’ with the Big Band” at the Pavilion Theatre, Gorleston for a Charity evening of Big Band classics on Saturday, 8th June, 2013, at 7-30 pm

Claude Scott, assisted by Tom Green entertained us last Tuesday with an illustrated talk entitled “Return to the Congo”.

Our 89th Charter Anniversary with a dinner held at The Imperial Hotel. Rotarian Mike Mizen, who is a First World War Battlefields Guide, enthusiastically delivered a talk on the First day of the Battle of the Somme.

A presentation about courses being offered to staff in the NHS, Care homes and others explaining how to use reminiscence as a help for those suffering from dementia

An very interesting and informative talk by Jessica Hiscocks who is the Regional Fundraising Officer (East) for Alzheimers Research, based in Cambridge

Sammy Morgan, a local boy who made a name for himself in the world of professional football.

Great Yarmouth Haven's Ian McCreadie, with President John Newman and Gorleston's Tom Pace.

Rachel Cooper gave us an insight to the Village Water Project in Zambia

A sunny afternoon by the Broad at Ormesby St. Michael at the Boat House of Rtn. Pat Stuart and her family. This event has become named the ‘Summer Frolics’ and consists of eats drinks and games with trips on the Broad

John Balls gave an overview about the orchestra on the titanic.

Matt Williams explained how the National Standard called “Bikeability” helps both young and old alike to be responsible on a cycle and helping them to be confident on the road.

Rtn. Arthur Bowles entertained us with a presentation of his visit to the Camargue, in the South of France

The presentation of our Annual Community Service Award, on Tuesday, 11th. March, 2014.

Rotarian Ian Graham, President of the Rotary Club of Aylsham gave a presentation about Aid to schools in Mnarani & Matsangoni, Kenya,

A glimpse into the time of a child evacuee during the Second World War

Members enjoyed a guided tour of the Scylla, being the largest and newest vessel of Seajacks fleet.

The Grand Duchess Aranda der Radonda called us all to our feet and then took us through her fitness routine. Her Grace was visiting us as our guest speaker under the name of Anne Francis and her theme was “How to keep fit and have fun”.

installation of our new President Rtn. Gillian Brown for the year 2014/2015.

Our new President Rtn. Gillian Brown for the year 2014/2015.

Andrew Brogan who is the owner and creator of Henstead Exotic Garden, gave a presentation about his garden.

District Governor Elect, Rtn. Nick Corke visit

The 2014 Great Yarmouth Rotary Club Annual Quiz

Our annual New Year’s Lunch, our speaker on this occasion, was Ann Keable, Chairman of the local Charity Home Start.

Jonathan Wyatt Big Band in concert at the Pavilion Theatre Gorleston.

Former Vicar of Horning, the Rev. Hugh Edgell, gave a very informative presentation about the Dead Sea Scrolls.

Installation of President John Newman, Vice President Gillian Brown and Junior Vice President Martin Keable on Tuesday, 2nd July, 2013.

Amanda Bayfield the Community Manager of YMCA (Norfolk) talked about the work of the local YMCA

Mr. John Balls from the Norfolk Titanic Association who spoke to us about the Norfolk survivors of the Titanic.

Our Club has made donations of £682 raised during the last Rotary Year to the Targeted Radiotherapy Appeal, at the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital & £422 to the Louise Hamilton Centre, at the James Paget University Hospital from our annual Quiz

Jessica Hiscocks from the Charity Whizz Kidz, explained that the charity she was representing endeavoured to make available to all disabled children the right equipment to enable them to enjoy as fully as possible an ordinary life.

A presentation about what the Samaritans do, their organisation and how they help troubled people

Our Charity Quiz at Lynn Grove School, Gorleston, where fifteen teams from various businesses and organizations took part pitting their wits over ten rounds of varied questions set by a former member of the Club

Our 90th Anniversary of our Charter evening at the Imperial Hotel Great Yarmouth. The principal guest for the evening was General the Lord Richard Dannatt GCB,CBE,MC,DL who was accompanied by his wife Lady Philippa Dannatt MBE High Sheriff for Norfolk.

Peter Mackness explained how important Rubber and Rice was to the Sri Lankan economy and how they are grown in such great quantities

A celebration of Rtn. John Newman’s year of office as our President

An illustrated talk by Dr. Nick Ireland, "Trekking in Nepal"

An outline of the Smoke Alarm Project, proposed by the South Norwich Rotary Club in conjunction with the Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service, that all vulnerable households will be provided with a smoke detector, free of charge.

Rotarian Ian Graham, President of the Rotary Club of Aylsham gave a presentation about Aid to schools in Mnarani & Matsangoni, Kenya,