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Most British doctors and nurses working today will never have treated a case of polio
moreIn the next 30 days...
Wednesday 1st July 2026 - Wednesday 30th September 2026
RC Holt A collective row or paddle on the districts waterways to cover 500 miles and hopefully raise £10,000 for YANA our mental health charity for agricultural workers
Thursday 23rd July 2026
RC Brandon & District Celebrating our 51st birthday in style at The Royal British Legion. Black tie, drinks, a sit down meal and entertainment.
moreFriday 31st July 2026 - Saturday 8th August 2026
RC Holt Young carer groups at Brancaster. Running order North Norfolk, Peterborough, Cambridge, Norwich
Friday 14th August 2026
RC Holt Annual fish and Chip supper at Meadowsweet. Proceeds to eradicating polio.
Sunday 16th August 2026
RC Cambridge A mass charity walk along the Norfolk & Suffolk Coast. Details & registration info available from early July
Welcome to the website of Rotary International District 1080 which comprises approximately 1600 men and women in 65 Rotary Clubs spanning the counties of Norfolk, Suffolk, a large part of Cambridgeshire and a small part of Essex. Rotary International worldwide comprises more than 1.2 million women and men who take action together to change their communities and the world.
Through Rotary, our members exchange ideas, forge lifelong relationships, and invest in service projects that make a lasting impact.
From club activities and social events to volunteer projects and networking opportunities, Rotary members strengthen communities through their professions and service. And together, we are changing the world.
The mission of Rotary International is to provide service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through its fellowship of business, professional, and community leaders.
The mission of The Rotary Foundation [Rotary's Charity] is to enable Rotarians to advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through the improvement of health, the support of education, and the alleviation of poverty.
If you are not a Rotarian we invite you to explore the pages on the Rotary Great Britain and Ireland national website, and if Rotary appeals to you then please follow the various membership options on the site or feel free to contact any of the clubs in your area; they will be pleased to hear from you. ![]()
If you are a Rotarian, please go to the Rotary East Anglia resource site - found here. District Secretariat information can still be accessed in the members area of this site.