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Langley & Iver Rotary Club Rotarians are people who provide humanitarian service & help to build goodwill & peace in the world. Rotary is inclusive of all cultures, races & creeds.

Rotarians are a cross-section of the local community. Contact us if you would like to join us.

We had an excellent evening on Thursday 1s October with our guests, the District Governor for the Rotary District 1090 (...
06/10/2026

We had an excellent evening on Thursday 1s October with our guests, the District Governor for the Rotary District 1090 (Thames Valley), Kalpana Isaac Morris and the President of Maidenhead Rotary Club Maria Scavetta. Their talks led to a great discussion on various subjects including membership and collaborative engagement between the clubs.

DG Kalpana and Maria’s talks reinforced the value of clubs working together, sharing ideas and experiences and learning from each other.

The meeting was a great example of not just Rotary friendship and fellowship but also more importantly, about learning from shared experiences. The discussion that ensued was informative and lively. We all agreed that working with neighbouring Rotary Clubs in sharing ideas, supporting each other and learning from the experience was a great opportunity to achieve Rotary ambitions.

Thank you to Kalpana and Maria for making it an enjoyable and informative meeting.

Join us, have fun and make a difference!

After devastating flash floods hit the border of Nepal and Tibet, Rotary-linked charities including ShelterBox and Rotar...
22/09/2026

After devastating flash floods hit the border of Nepal and Tibet, Rotary-linked charities including ShelterBox and Rotary clubs, including Langley & Iver mobilised to donate, provide shelter, clean water and longer-term support.

Our thoughts are with everyone affected by the floods.

Another year of a very successful Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) programme run by Langley & Iver Rotary Club. We ...
22/09/2026

Another year of a very successful Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) programme run by Langley & Iver Rotary Club. We had two excellent candidates Mariam Kazmi was supported by Langley & Iver Rotary Club and Leticia Alves by Lodden Vale and Wokingham Rotary Clubs.

Their presentation highlighting their experiences was brilliant. What an adventure they both had! And very importantly made lots of friends. “The best and fun filled experience of our lives” they said.

They both came away with better understanding of their abilities and developed greater confidence, learnt how to work with and lead teams, develop their communication skills and much more. They both felt that these skills will help them in the future as they take on responsibilities in their careers and communities.
When we invest in youth leadership, we invest in a future that is more hopeful, more creative, and more inclusive.

Join us and make a difference!

We are all very sad to see Tony and Lynne Brown leave the Club to move to pastures green. They are moving to West Sussex...
22/09/2026

We are all very sad to see Tony and Lynne Brown leave the Club to move to pastures green. They are moving to West Sussex, by the sea!
Tony has been a member of Langley & Iver Rotary Club for over 20 years and during this time he has been president twice. Tony has done a brilliant job and led and supported most of the operational activities in the Club for many years, notably at the Windsor Burger Bash, the Quiz Night and the Christmas collection. His expertise and commitment has been key to the success of these events.

We shall miss Lynne, whilst not a member, but has been totally committed to the Club with her running the Raffle, keeping score at the Quiz Night, helping at the Christmas collection, and much much more.

They both will be missed by all and we wish them well for the future. However, we hope that they will remain Friends of the Rotary and attend our events where possible.

A very enjoyable and successful day at the Slough & Langley Freshers Fair yesterday.  So exciting to meet many young stu...
17/09/2026

A very enjoyable and successful day at the Slough & Langley Freshers Fair yesterday. So exciting to meet many young students with a great future ahead of them.

Langley & Iver Rotary supports the Rotary Youth Leadership Award (RYLA) programme which provides a free, real-world adventure that builds confidence, team work, and resilience.

Over the last few years we have supported four students from the College to attend the RYLA programme. The overwhelming comments from the attendees have been “this has been the most amazing experience of my life”, “One of the most challenging but rewarding weeks of my life”.

Looking forward to supporting this year’s student!

Join the Langley & Iver Rotary Club and make a difference!

Langley and Iver Rotary Club is proud to support St Peter’s Iver Football club, under 13’s (Lions). Our values are consi...
15/09/2026

Langley and Iver Rotary Club is proud to support St Peter’s Iver Football club, under 13’s (Lions).
Our values are consistent with those of the football club.

The Football Club founded in 1996 began small with only a handful of children attending. It has since grown and, in 2000, a team was formed, which was entered into the Under 10’s division of the Chiltern Church Junior Football League.
Many children participate now in a friendly but competitive environment. Sessions, games and/or training, take place on Saturday mornings, between 9.30am and 11.00am.

Generally, age groups up to Under 12 train and play at Richings Park Sports Club, and the older age groups at the nearby Evreham Sports Centre.

Come and watch the match!
For more information visit:www.stpetersiverfc.com

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Thanks to Rotary leaders, members, donors, and supporters worldwide, The Rotary Foundation continues to advance Rotary’s...
02/09/2026

Thanks to Rotary leaders, members, donors, and supporters worldwide, The Rotary Foundation continues to advance Rotary’s mission and create lasting change in communities both locally and globally. We are pleased to share that together, we raised more than US$477 million (unaudited) in gifts and commitments during 2025-26.

These gifts empower Rotary members to carry out sustainable projects that improve people’s health, expand access to education, protect the environment, alleviate poverty, and promote peace around the globe.

Thanks to the collective efforts of Rotary members, leaders, and supporters, our Foundation was able to:
Award 1,804 global grants, 463 district grants, and 61 disaster response grants in 2025-26
Work with our partners to vaccinate more than 350 million children in 28 countries during 2025
Open our newest Rotary Peace Center at Symbiosis International University in India
These achievements are possible because of people like you who champion Rotary’s mission through leadership, service, advocacy, and generosity.

Regional and district-level fundraising reports will be shared soon, and audited financial results will follow in the coming months. Thank you for all you do to support our Foundation and help Rotary create opportunities, strengthen communities, and advance lasting change.

Together, we are Doing Good in the World.



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Thank you to Tracey Garcia, from Chemogiftbags, for an inspirational talk on the support the Charity provides to individ...
25/08/2026

Thank you to Tracey Garcia, from Chemogiftbags, for an inspirational talk on the support the Charity provides to individuals undergoing chemotherapy for breast cancer.

Chemogiftbags a UK charity specialises in providing free curated gift bags which bring comfort and positivity to individuals undergoing chemotherapy. Their mission, wonderfully evocatively referred to as a “hug in a bag”, includes practical and thoughtful items that alleviate some of the burdens associated with chemotherapy, while also spreading hope and encouragement.

Langley and Iver Rotary Club are proud to support Chemogiftbags.
Join us and make a difference.

We thoroughly enjoyed our summer get-together, kindly hosted by Lynne and Tony Brown, and assisted by Meenu.  We had won...
10/08/2026

We thoroughly enjoyed our summer get-together, kindly hosted by Lynne and Tony Brown, and assisted by Meenu. We had wonderful company and delicious food making the afternoon truly memorable. The sun was out in its full glory but the shelter available kept everyone comfortable, allowing us all to relax and enjoy a lovely time together.

04/08/2026

Stuart Taylor, President of the Langley & Iver Rotary represented the Club at the Rotary District 1090 handover held at the beautiful Bisham Abbey.

The event brought together Rotarians from across the district to celebrate the end of one Rotary year and the beginning of another. Stuart said it was a great opportunity to meet with fellow Rotarians from the neighbouring clubs.

A key highlight of the evening was the formal handover of the District Governor's regalia from DG Neil to DGE Kalpana, marking the start of a new year of service and leadership.

These occasions show us the strength of Rotary's fellowship and the shared commitment we all have to making a difference in our communities and around the world.

Following a delicious dinner, they enjoyed excellent entertainment from "It's a Swing Thing". A thoroughly enjoyable evening in a very grand setting.

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