Local Links

If you like the sound of Rotary but perhaps a Monday lunchtime is not right for you, why not check out the other two local Rotary Clubs:

Maidenhead Bridge Rotary Club: meets bi-weekly on a Sunday morning at Cafe l'Leno. 
Visit www.maidenheadbridgerotary.org.uk for current information.

Maidenhead Thames Rotary Club: meets bi-weekly on a Monday evening at the Holiday Inn. 
Visit www.maidenheadthamesrotary.org for current information.

Maidenhead Rotaract Club: If you are aged between 18-30 (or know someone who is) and might be interested in community service, fundraising, or just meeting a new group of friends, check out Maidenhead Rotaract Club, a programme of Rotary.
Visit www.maidenheadrotaract.co.uk for current information.

Maidenhead Links

Rotary District 1090

​Rotary District 1090: our club is part of a larger district that covers the whole of the Thames Valley, called Rotary District 1090.
If you'd like to know more about our district,
​or want to find a club in the area visit www.rotary1090.org for more information.

To those members who do not understand the use of colours to break our District down to manageable sizes we now publish a map of our District (see right) showing the colours of these administrative areas (kindly supplied by
Rtn David Fryer, Henley Bridge RC). 

Each area is looked after by an Assistant Governor. Our Assistant Governor is Malcolm Granger (Langley & Iver RC).
 
We are located within the Orange area and this is composed of the clubs of Burnham Beeches, Langley and Iver, Maidenhead, Maidenhead Bridge, Maidenhead Thames, Slough, Windsor & Eton and Windsor St George Rotary Clubs.