Rotary Magazine

K.R Ravindran reflects on how we are the only species that bears the responsibility of protecting the environment for future generations.

In her first Rotary Magazine column as Rotary International President, Jennifer Jones highlights the need to make Rotary accessible to diverse communities.

Rotary Great Britain and Ireland President, Tom Griffin, asks the question ‘why cant it be Christmas everyday?’

Rotary International President Jennifer Jones shines a light on the work Rotarians are doing in the bid to eradicate polio.

Rotary International Director, Tony Black, discusses the rolling out of the covid-19 vaccination across Great Britain and Ireland.

Rotary Great Britain and Ireland President, Tom Griffin questions what is Rotary? and the value it holds as an organisation.

Rotary International Director, Nicki Scott explains the many benefits of Rotary’s vast network of members.

Rotary International Director Nicki Scott celebrates the work done by Rotary members to help those who have suffered from the conflict in Ukraine.

And what a year! By the end of February last year, my diary was full of interesting engagements and opportunities to see what Rotary was achieving. All, of course, became victims of Covid, and in the last 13 months I have hardly left the house.

Rotary editor Dave King questions how can Rotary be enlightened if it hides in the shadows?

Rotary International Director, Nicki Scott, shares her three-year action plan for the future of Rotary.

Rotary International Director Nicki Scott reminds us what Rotary GB&I can do to help cross the finish line in the fight against polio.

Rotary editor Dave King gives his thoughts on some of the recent feedback received about Rotary Magazine.

Rotary International President, Holger Knaack is sharing his magazine column with Rotary members from around the world. Here he reflects on the year 2020 and shares the thoughts of other Rotary members.

Don’t mention the F-word

Rotary International President Shekhar Mehta shares his opinion and experience on December being Disease Prevention and Treatment month and how such disease has been affecting our lives.

Rotary Foundation Chair Ian Riseley discusses how the work done by the Foundation helps the image and visibility of Rotary Great Britain and Ireland.

Here’s a challenge. Pick a topic you know something about – maybe Rotary. Then, stand up in front of a mirror, with minimal preparation, speak about that subject for a minute.

Brynmawr Rotary is the ‘Super’ club of Rotary, they are everything Rotary should be and with their innovation, dynamic personality and selflessness, they are the club to lead by example.

The Chair of the Executives, David Ellis, shares his excitement for a new major investment made to improve Rotary’s service.

K.R Ravindran talks about the lessons we can learn from the classic Christmas tale, ‘A Christmas Carol’ by Charles Dickens.

Rotary International President, Holger Knaack discusses ways to make Rotary flexible and adaptable in 2021.

Rotary GB&I General Secretary Amanda Watkin reflects on some recent monumental changes in the Rotary world, including the new Rotary GB&I Board.

Rotary International Director, Nicki Scott, tells an inspiring story to show how Rotary can bring people together in the modern age.

The Chair of the Executives, David Ellis, shares plans for a new board as Rotary navigates into life post COVID 19.

Rotary President Shekhar Mehta speaks up about empowering women and the Each One, Bring One campaign.

As Earth Day approaches on the 22nd April, Rotary International President, Holger Knaack reflects on how Rotary clubs can protect the environment in their communities.

In his column, Rotary Foundation Trustee John Germ reflects on Rotary’s achievements in the past year and what still needs to be done.

K.R Ravindran discusses how The Rotary Foundation has played a vital role during the pandemic.

Rotary GB&I General Secretary, Amanda Watkin explains the benefits of the new and exciting Rotary Global Hub.

Rotary International Director, Tony Black discusses plans for the future as we head into 2021, and what the new year could hold for Rotary.

Foundation Trustee Chair John Germ reflects on Rotary’s year-end goals and how we need to work as a collective to achieve them.

In his first column for Rotary Magazine, Chair of the Rotary GB&I Board Garth Arnold discusses how the new Board plans to take advantage of the foundations for growth that have already been laid out.

Chairman of the Executive for Rotary GB&I, Dave Ellis, discusses the desire for change in Rotary clubs across the country as well as an exciting new environmental project.

Garth Arnold gives an update on how the Rotary GB&I Board plan on encouraging more collaboration between Rotary districts whilst increasing membership.

Rotary GB&I General Secretary, Amanda Watkin, shares how Rotary clubs are navigating their way to normality post COVID 19.

In his column, John Germ gives an example of a Rotary project that perfectly demonstrates what supporting the Rotary Foundation can achieve.

K.R Ravindran discusses how The Rotary Foundation has supported COVID related projects during the pandemic.

Rotary International President Shekhar Mehta reflects on his final presidential conference, lessons he has learned from Rotarians around the world, and the difference Rotary is making in Ukraine.

Rotary International Direcor, Tony Black, discuss the Rotary International COVID-19 taskforce, and how they are supporting pandemic relief.

Rotary International President, Shekhar Mehta discusses how your club can help build and sustain local economic growth.

Editor of Rotariets, Ukraine Mykola Stebljanko gives a personal thank you to Rotary Great Britain and Ireland’s response to the conflict in Ukraine.

Rotary International Director, Tony Black, reflects on his two years of service and looks towards Rotary’s future.

Magazine Editor Dave King shares his opinion on a recent fashion trend amongst Rotarians which he believes is holding back Rotary events.

General Secretary of Rotary GB&I Amanda Watkin considers how Rotarians can make changes to reduce our carbon footprint.

Rotary International President, Shekhar Mehta discusses ways to increase Rotary membership with his new initiative Each One, Bring One.

Magazine Editor Dave King predicts that Rotarians need to be prepared for the long-term need for humanitarian aid that will come as a result of the war in Ukraine.

Rotary magazine Editor Dave King gives a reminder of the behaviour expected from those who join Rotary and why it’s important to treat each other with respect.

Foundation Trustee Chair, John Germ, discusses how Rotary’s battle against polio is not yet over ahead of World Polio Day.

Editor Dave King recalls his experience at COP26 and explains why climate change is something no one can afford to ignore.

John Germ discusses the Rotary International President Shekhar Mehta’s call of Each One, Bring One initiative.