Saltburn Rotary Club

23/04/2026

Every journey starts with the first step… we are all looking forward to restoring this lovely memorial garden back to its former glory 🤩

28/03/2026

That’s the Raffle set up ahead of our big fund raiser for GNAAS tonight.
The band Rhythm & Co are ready for two full sets of floor fillers and the pies and peas are being prepared as I type 🥳🥂😎🤩

15/03/2026

A big thank you to everyone who donated eggs, and to those of you that took part in our Easter Egg chocolate tombola on Saturday at the Farmers Market.
We raised £410 in total for Saltburn Rotary Club supported charities and local community groups, thank you🥰👍🤩💥

14/03/2026

We are up and running at the Saltburn Farmers Market.
Come and try your luck and win lovely Easter Eggs. All proceeds to Rotary and local charities.
Thank you everyone.

11/03/2026

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Feeling lucky? Saltburn Rotary Club will be at the market this Saturday (14th) with an Easter chocolate tombola! Come along to play and help them raise money 🍫

11/03/2026

Feeling lucky? Saltburn Rotary Club will be at the market this Saturday (14th) with an Easter chocolate tombola! Come along to play and help them raise money 🍫

15/02/2026

Tickets are available folks !
Please book via the QR Code, Telephone or email, all booking info is on the poster below.
Thank you, please come and join us for a great night of live music.
All proceeds will be going to support The Great North Air Ambulance Service GNAAS.
Thank you.

12/02/2026

A huge thank you to the team at Redcar & Cleveland Council for restoring and reinstating the Saltburn Rotary Club Town Clock.
The clock was commissioned to mark the Silver Jubilee of the Rotary Club of Saltburn in 1951 when a fund was created to provide a Public Clock in the town centre.
It was a long term project with the building completed by a local builder and former member of the club. The four clock faces were each driven by four separate Smiths electric clock motors supplied and fitted by a club member.
The structure was eventually completed and handed over to the then local authority being Saltburn Marske & New Marske Urban District Council by Saltburn Rotary President Alec Doig in 1958.
During the early days the clock was adjusted for BST to GMT by Rotary members. The Clock has undergone numerous repairs and upgrades over the last 50 years as ownership passed through Teesside, Langbaurgh and Redcar & Cleveland authorities who now have the responsibility for maintaining the structure.
The current restoration by R&C comes in this our centenary year. (1926-2026)
The clock also appears on our celebratory centenary mosaic on Sainsbury's wall, Station Square, Saltburn.

09/02/2026

What a lovely morning meeting Saltburn Primary's Rotakids and Elspeth from Saltburn Rotary Club. To meet the amazing children that have fundraised on our behalf and to hear the fun activities that they organised to raise these funds was fantastic. To Miss Wears and the staff at Saltburn Primary, and to the parents of the Rotakids - you should be very proud of these young citizens!!
Vikki and Marie were blown away by you all 💚

06/02/2026