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Mansfield Rotary UK Rotary is a worldwide network of inspired men and women who translate their passions into relevant social causes, to change lives in communities.

Made up of over 1.2 million Rotary members - known as Rotarians - in 34,000 Rotary clubs in 200 countries and geographical areas around the world, Rotary International forms a global network of business, professional and community leaders who volunteer their time and talents to serve communities locally and around the world - and form strong, lasting friendships in the process. The Rotary Club of Mansfield meet on a Tuesday night at Sherwood Forest Golf Club, Eakring Road, Mansfield to enjoy friendship, networking, and to plan projects that will benefit the lives of others. Rotary clubs depend on the skills, expertise and dedication of their members, who work hard to change the lives of people in communities both at home and abroad.

A lovely morning earlier today up at the cemetery at Mansfield Crematorium off Nottingham Road as we planted hundreds of...
22/10/2026

A lovely morning earlier today up at the cemetery at Mansfield Crematorium off Nottingham Road as we planted hundreds of crocus corms that will bring flashes of colour in the spring.

Working with Friends of Mansfield Cemetery group volunteers Karen Wall and John Stirland (a well-regarded horticulturist), Rotarians Geoff Milnes, Andy Campin, and President Wayne Swiffin helped dig the holes and plant the corms (which are like small bulbs).

The Rotary organisation worldwide has been working to eradicate polio for more than 45 years, and the purple crocus is the universal symbol of Rotary International's Purple4Polio and End Polio Now campaigns.

The event this morning also ties in with World Polio Day, which is taking place on Saturday.

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19/10/2026

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Have you got your tickets for this event yet?

It’s happening very soon so make sure you’ve got it in your diary.

John Eastwood Hospice.

A really interesting meeting last night for members of Mansfield Rotary UK.Our meeting was held at Mansfield Town Footba...
15/10/2026

A really interesting meeting last night for members of Mansfield Rotary UK.

Our meeting was held at Mansfield Town Football Club, and a delicious meal was had by all.

After good conversation, we heard first from president Wayne Swiffin, we had some updates from Rotary members, and then we heard from our speaker - Mrs Carey Ayres.

Carey is the head teacher at The Joseph Whitaker School (Official Site) in Rainworth, a school that is a corporate member of our club and a supporter of many of our activities.

Carey spoke about her journey from life growing up in Hucknall to becoming head at "Jo Whit".

It was fascinating and illuminating to hear her talk about life as a head and all that it entails.

One of the guests at the meeting was Jane Fishwick, an Assistant Principal at Vision West Notts, which is also a corporate member of Mansfield Rotary.

She said: "I received a warm welcome to my first Rotary meeting, with the new President demonstrating how to be an excellent host and leader; I’ll be back.

"My first experience of the Rotary meeting was humbling; hearing the life journey of Carey, from Hucknall to Leader, was inspirational with the members being truly curious about Carey, our youth of today, and our education system."

If you want to know more about Mansfield Rotary, then drop us a message on Facebook, phone 01623 372129 (leave a message and we'll call you), or email [email protected]

If you want to know more about The Joseph Whitaker School (Official Site) Whitaker, visit: https://www.josephwhitaker.org/

What an absolutely fascinating visit to Hucknall Flight Test Museum this evening.The hosts were very welcoming and extre...
08/09/2026

What an absolutely fascinating visit to Hucknall Flight Test Museum this evening.

The hosts were very welcoming and extremely knowledgeable as they gave tours around the museum.

It’s amazing to think of the work that went on at this site, and how aviation has evolved thanks in part to a lot of people who worked here.

This museum, which is almost on our doorstep, needs around ÂŁ40,000 a year to maintain.

It is well worth a visit.

Rotary Responds to Venezuela Earthquake CrisisRotary clubs across the UK are once again demonstrating the international ...
10/07/2026

Rotary Responds to Venezuela Earthquake Crisis

Rotary clubs across the UK are once again demonstrating the international reach of their humanitarian work by supporting efforts to provide clean drinking water to communities devastated by the recent earthquake in Venezuela.

Following the disaster, which has claimed thousands of lives, injured many more and left widespread destruction to homes, roads and vital infrastructure, Rotary-supported charity Aquabox is preparing to send emergency water filtration equipment to some of the worst-affected areas.

The first shipment is expected to include hundreds of family water filters together with larger community filtration units capable of providing safe drinking water for around 8,500 people once the necessary international clearances have been completed.

Aquabox, based in Derbyshire, has worked closely with Rotary clubs for many years and has become internationally recognised for its rapid response to natural disasters and humanitarian emergencies.

Its specially designed water filters have been used in countries across the world following earthquakes, floods, conflicts and other major crises.

Rotary clubs regularly support Aquabox through fundraising, donations and practical assistance, helping ensure that emergency aid can reach communities when it is needed most.

Access to clean drinking water is often one of the most urgent priorities after a major disaster, helping to prevent the spread of disease while longer-term recovery efforts continue.

Wayne Swiffin, president of Mansfield Rotary UK said: "Rotary is proud to support organisations such as Aquabox that can respond quickly when disasters strike.

"Whilst our work locally remains incredibly important, Rotary is also part of a worldwide network committed to helping communities in crisis wherever they may be. Providing safe drinking water can literally save lives."

The response to the Venezuela earthquake is another example of how local Rotary clubs, working alongside thousands of others around the world, continue to make a difference through practical humanitarian action.

The photos show La Guaira, Venezuela, the city damaged in the aftermath of powerful earthquakes, and a consignment of Aquaboxes being prepared for shipment.

09/07/2026

What a wonderful thing.

We’ve had the privilege of the choir at some of our events.

Inspirational people.

Can you help John Eastwood Hospice?
06/07/2026

Can you help John Eastwood Hospice?

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR OUR ANNUAL CAR WASH

We are looking for a fantastic group of volunteers to join us for our charity car wash at John Eastwood Hospice.

Every year, we are incredibly lucky to have amazing people donate their time and energy to make this event a huge success—and we’d love for you to be a part of it this year! Whether you're great with a sponge or just want to help support a wonderful cause, your time will make a massive difference.

Want to get involved?
Please contact Harriet at:
đź“§ [email protected]

Thank you so much for your continued support. Let's make this year's car wash the best one yet!

News of our changeover is getting in the media…
02/07/2026

News of our changeover is getting in the media…

A Mansfield-based funeral celebrant has been announced as the president of the town’s Rotary club. Wayne Swiffin (pictured left), who is also a public relations…

We’re proud to be involved.
01/07/2026

We’re proud to be involved.

John Eastwood Hospice is proud to team up with our Local Rotarians to present a fundraising Cheese & W**e Evening.
Sample a Selection of various W**es learn how to match them with the flavour of a specially selected Cheeses presented to you in a special charity evening where every sip and bite helps support your Hospice. To add a bit of fun to the night we’ve added an interactive quiz.
Starts at 6.30pm
Taxis at 9.30pm
All at John Eastwood Hospice, Mansfield Road, Sutton in Ashfield, NG17 4HJ
Free on site parking
Ticket price ÂŁ30 pp
Buy your ticket here:
https://buytickets.at/johneastwoodhospicetrust/2233490

Always a very special night in the Mansfield Rotary UK calendar.Once again we welcomed Cantamus Girls Choir and Our Deme...
27/03/2026

Always a very special night in the Mansfield Rotary UK calendar.

Once again we welcomed Cantamus Girls Choir and Our Dementia Choir with Vicky McClure to Portland College for a fantastic evening of song.

Such an inspiring night for so many different reasons.

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Nottingham
NG185DA

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