Disastrous flooding on the Nepal/Tibet border on 26 August swept away homes, roads and bridges. Hundreds of people were killed and thousands more are missing. It is estimated trhat some 65000 people have been affected. The cause is believed to be the collapse of a large mass of ice and rock from a glacier high in the Himalayas.
In response the Club has paid some £600 for a Shelter box which contains essential support for affected families.
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A group from the Rotary Club of King's Lynn walked from Hunstanton to Thornham as part of a walk along the King Charles III Coastal path.
moreMike Douglas has taken over as President of the Rotary Club of King's Lynn in its Centenary Year
moreMembers of the Club and partners spent some time at the RNLI headquarters in Old Hunstanton on Sunday 8 February .
moreThe local round of this Rotary competition told place on 8 November 2023 at Springwood High School
moreEach year club presents copies of the Usbourne Illustrated Dictionary to Year 5 pupils in local primary schools.
moreThe Town Hall and Corn Exchange in King's Lynn were lit up in purple to celebrate World Polio Day on 24 October
moreThe Rotary Youth Speaks Competition is designed to support & encourage the development of effective communication skills.
moreFollowing this planting session, The Rotary Club of King's Lynn will have (over a period of 6 years) planted 45,000 purple crocus corms on the verges and roundabouts of King's Lynn.
moreA public speaking competition organised by Rotary. There are local, district, regional and national rounds,
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