President’s Handover
Rotary-Congleton’s annual ritual of handing over to a new president took place at Astbury Golf Club on Monday, 7th July. Eddie Roberts succeeded Ian Robinson and will impose his focus on
8 July 2025
Proudly Supporting the Community
The Rotary Club of Congleton was formed over 77 years ago. The club welcomes people with a little spare time who want to give something back to the community. The emphasis is not only on raising money to help worthy causes and local charities, but on being actively involved.
Rotary-Congleton runs a programme of events in town; it has a comprehensive programme of youth activities, working with all local schools and Rotarians who roll up their sleeves and assist. The environment team works with other groups leading to ideas to protect the environment and protect wildlife groups.
To bring together a diverse group of similar minded people who are passionate about making a difference.
Swimathon25 was another successful event when we raised over £20,000 which was split evenenly between the participating teams and the Rotary charities in supporting their own organisations and charities.
Swimathon26 will be held on 18 & 21 March 2026
A lively celebration of British music, this event is inspired by the famous Last Night of the Proms concert. It features an evening of rousing music, often accompanied by sing-alongs and a festive atmosphere, making it a favorite for music lovers
Held annually in Congleton Park, this event is a spectacular community gathering featuring a large bonfire and an impressive fireworks display. It’s a great way for families to enjoy a fun, safe evening while supporting the Rotary’s charitable efforts
This year the event is on Sat 1st Dec 2025
Rotary-Congleton’s annual ritual of handing over to a new president took place at Astbury Golf Club on Monday, 7th July. Eddie Roberts succeeded Ian Robinson and will impose his focus on
30,000 meals packed in Congleton Town Hall on Sunday morning (6th July) will help feed hungry children in Africa Rotary-Congleton invited members from Rotary Clubs in the northwest and local volunteers
Rotary-Congleton is following an international trend in recruiting corporate members to join its 1.2 million-strong membership. Since the start of last year, no less than 6 local organisations have taken
Successful Wildlife Friendly Garden Competition returns for a second year. Rotary-Congleton’s Wildlife Friendly Garden Competition allows Congleton householders to compete to show the benefits they’ve brought to their gardens to