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Three King’s Lynn Rotary clubs have donated £1,050 to support a summer coach trip to Skegness for families helped by the Fairstead Community Shop.

Rotary Priory members at the King's Lynn Crucial Crew day.

Members of Priory Rotary Club had an enjoyable afternoon at Hunstanton Croquet Club, with a meal later at the Mariner Arms.

Priory Rotary member Bharti Patel has been named Volunteer of the Year at the West Norfolk Local Hero Awards, recognising her outstanding contribution to the community.

A plaque has been unveiled to mark Priory Rotary’s tree planting project in South Wootton, celebrating the club’s 50th anniversary and community collaboration.

Priory Rotary presented a cheque for £4,400 to the East Anglian Air Ambulance, raised through their successful Easter Egg Trail at Sandringham.

Over 1,100 people took part in Priory Rotary’s Easter Egg Trail at Sandringham, raising more than £4,000 for the East Anglian Air Ambulance.

Priory Rotary celebrated its Swimarathon success at a presentation evening, awarding medals and raising over £22,000 for 18 local charities.

Priory Rotary, with support from Cooper and Elms, donated a new washing machine to King’s Lynn Night Shelter, providing vital practical support for its guests.

Priory Rotary donated £1,500 to Ability Counts to fund new wheelchairs, helping more children with disabilities take part in wheelchair rugby.

A record 51 teams took part in the Rotary Swimarathons in King’s Lynn and Hunstanton, swimming nearly 120 miles and raising over £21,000 for local charities.

Priory Rotary’s Satellite Club hosted a successful Race Night at Reffley Community Centre, raising £1,500 to support West Norfolk Carers, the 8:56 Foundation and the One to One Project.

£227 raised by our club's Satellite Group's stall at North Wootton Village Hall Christmas Market yesterday.

Priory Rotary and pupils from North Wootton Primary School planted 13 trees in South Wootton, helping enhance the environment and support local biodiversity.

For the second year running, Priory Rotary has supported the local Food Bank by providing 50 festive food packs to help families in need over Christmas.

Priory Rotary’s bi-annual quiz night brought together 15 teams for an evening of fun and friendly competition, raising £483 for the club’s Benevolent Fund.

At 69, Priory Rotary’s Ken Johnson completed his first tandem skydive, raising over £1,000 for cancer charities and aiming for a £5,000 total.

Priory Rotary’s Senior Citizens Film Club celebrated its first anniversary with 200 attendees, highlighting its growing popularity as a social event for older residents.

Priory Rotary has donated £250 to Blood Bikes Norfolk, supporting volunteers who transport vital medical supplies to hospitals across the region.

Tuesday October 25th was World Polio Day, and several members of Priory Rotary, along with friends and partners, joined together in a charity walk as part of the International Rotary campaign aimed at eradicating polio worldwide. Victims of polio frequently suffer paralysis and muscle wasting, requiring them to wear callipers to walk or even confining them to a wheelchair. To show solidarity with polio sufferers, Rotarians across Britain marked World Polio Day in many ways,