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Demand for food banks is on the increase, but there is also a need for good sources of clothing for those living below the poverty line. Now a new charity has been set up to address the issue.

Rotary has had satellite clubs since 2013. Unlike regular Rotary clubs, which require 20 members to start, a satellite club can form with just eight members. Here, Douglas Nash, past President of Chelwood Bridge Rotary, near Bristol, describes how satellite clubs can make a positive difference.

Some Rotary Presidents choose to end their year quietly, but Katy Pritchard from Somerset decided to go out in style.

It’s a quilt made out of Rotary ties and which is part of a silent auction which will raise funds for a scholarship set up in memory of a long-serving Rotary member.