Lowestoft East Point Rotary

22/05/2026

Harris&James Chocolate
On Tuesday 19th May we had a talk from Harris&James Chocolate. We were joined by several guests and partners including Blyth Valley Rotary Club. Needless to say we all enjoyed tasting the delicious chocolate.

15/05/2026

Santa’s Sleigh has a nice dry home until it is next needed. Many thanks to Chris Arlow Need 2 Store LTD Self Storage

18/04/2026

18/04/2026

31/12/2025

A huge thank you to everyone who helped us on the Rotary Club of Lowestoft East Point Santa Sleigh this year and to all of you who came out to support us. We have raised over £5000 which will help support many local charities.
Our particular thanks to all East Point Rotarians and their friends/family, Mitchell’s Group, Salitar Signs. David and Tracey Bromley from the Rotary Club of Lowestoft. Involve Active, Lowestoft Mens Shed, Asda, Waveney Ramblers, John Ward and Kitcheners. Gerry Balham and John Davies for Rudolph.
Andrew Kirby for Facebook tracking.
Sorry if we’ve missed anyone.

10/12/2025

21/11/2025

The Rotary Club of Lowestoft and East Point donated 150 Teddy Bears to the Salvation Army. The bears will be given as part of a food and toy parcel distributed to local families by the Salvation Army at Christmas.
A fabulous initiative and well done to everyone involved.

12/11/2025

08/11/2025

On the 6th November, The Rotary Club of Lowestoft East Point were joined by the children from Roman Hill School to plant crocuses in Kensington Gardens. East Point Rotary do this every year to promote End Polio Now worldwide. Many thanks to all our helpers on the day. Look out for the crocuses next Spring.

19/10/2025

The Rotary Club of Lowestoft East Point held a successful and enjoyable Charity Race Night on Friday 18th October at The Hotel Victoria. Over 80 people attended and £1800 was raised which goes to Access Community Trust locally, who also attended on the night. The following is a description of the great work and services they provide. Our thanks go to everybody who attended and the Race sponsors.

From humble beginnings as a homeless night shelter in Lowestoft, Access Community Trust has grown significantly in scale and reach for nearly half a century.

Today, the charity champions homelessness support across East Anglia, alongside providing a range of mental health and wellbeing assistance that helps vulnerable individuals of all ages, families, and, wider communities that find themselves socially isolated.