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Youth Competitions
Rotary provide a wide variety of activities for young people which include National and Regional Competitions
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Peace Building and Conflict Resolution
A key area of Rotary's focus aimed at providing post graduate education through its 7 Peace Centres around the World.
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Publications
Rotary has two flagship publications - The Roto which is an on-line magazine devoted to news and projects in our area and Rotary which is a national on-line magazine devoted to local, national and international news and projects
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Protecting Our Environmemt
A key area of Rotary's focus aimed at developing projects in both local communities and across the World which help protect and conserve our environment.
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Maternal and Child Health
A key area of Rotary's focus aimed at keeping mothers and children safe in all communities around the World
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Up the Steps Walk
Sunday 11th October 2026
RC Bridgnorth the walk is 8km and involves climbing 10 sets of steps from low town to High Town in Bridgnorth. Enter name and postal address to email stepswalk2021@btinternet.com
Welcome to Rotary in District 1210
District 1210 is part of the wider Rotary in Great Britain & Ireland and covers most of Staffordshire, Shopshire and the Northern part of the West Midlands Conurbation.
Rotary is active in the following locations:
Staffordshire: Audley; Blythe Bridge; Brewood; Burntwood; Cannock; Cheadle; Eccleshall; Leek; Newcastle Under Lyme; Rugeley; Stafford; Stone; Uttoxeter and across the wider Stoke on Trent Area. Shropshire: Bridgnorth; Church Stretton; Ellesmere; Ironbridge; Ludlow; Market Drayton; Newport; Shrewsbury; Wem; Whitchurch; and across the wider Telford Area. West Midlands: Aldridge; Bilston; Bloxwich; Brownhills; Dudley; Sedgeley; Walsall; Wednesbury; Willenhall; Wombourne and across the City of Wolverhampton
West Midlands: Aldridge; Bilston; Bloxwich; Brownhills; Dudley; Sedgeley; Walsall; Wednesbury; Willenhall; Wombourne and across the City of Wolverhampton
We are always looking for new members so if you have a passion to help others whether in your own community or surrounding area or even overseas then Rotary can give you the opportunity to turn your passion into reality. Most Rotarians meet face to face to discuss and implement projects but if you are not able to get to a meeting, through work, family committments or travel difficulties, then we have 2 groups of Rotarians who meet solely on-line.
Rotary is a non political and non sectarian organisation who values diversity and celebrates the contributions of people of all backgrounds, regardless of their age, ethnicity, race, colour, abilities, religion, socioeconomic status, culture, sex, sexual orientation, and gender identityClick Here for more information about Rotary Membership Options
Learn more about Rotary's work and activities in our on-line magazines The Roto and Rotary Digital
