Wednesday, 23 September 2026

Reydon Christmas Lights Switch on Saturday 5th December 2026 Starts 5pm Light Switch-on 6pm on Jubilee Green Reydon IP18 6GY


Reydon Christmas Lights switch-on event has become a community event. This is the centrepiece of the celebration, as Reydon is lit up with Christmas Lights on Bridgefoot Corner and Jubilee Green, Reydon.

Throughout the year, the Christmas Lights fundraising team work tirelessly to raise the funds needed to Light up Reydon

Traditional Christmas Carols, Wrentham Brass Band, Southwold and Reydon Choral Society and a special visitor will make an appearance.  Blyth Valley Rotary organised the celebration evening,  providing hot refreshments to purchase, which helps fund the evening for the community.

Celebrating the start of Christmas  celebrations in Reydon and thanking the hardworking Reydon Christmas Lights 


Location Jubilee Green Reydon  IP18 6GY

We would love to encourage people to use EasyFunding- So what is it?

EasyFunding matters because it connects consumer habits to charitable giving, letting supporters raise vital, unrestricted funds for good causes for free through everyday online shopping. What does this mean?   Firstly, the easiest way is to install an App/Extension  press this link 

  


 https://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/easyfundraising-app/


Blyth Valley Rotary Charitable Fund has an easyfundraising account  https://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/causes/blythvalleyrotary/


Set up this as the account you wish your donations to be accepted into 






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Blyth Valley Donates £500 to the Pear Tree Fund Halesworth

Blyth Valley Rotary  Donates £500  to the Pear Tree Fund Halesworth following the success of the Starlight 10K Walk at Old Hall Cafe and Walks Southwold  https://www.oldhallsouthwold.co.uk/   Thank you to Bella Hall at Old Hall  Southwold Cafe and Walks for your exceptional hospitality and for making the event possible.


Blyth Valley Rotary - have to move with the times and do things differently to reflect life changes

Blyth Valley Rotary - have to move with the times and do things differently to reflect life changes
A successful voluntary group, such as Blyth Valley Rotary (thanks to our predecessors and past members), relies on structure, strong community awareness, and a clear understanding of how best to engage volunteers with shared values through strong leadership. Having fun and enjoying what we do is essential. Working as a team is imperative. To be flexible and value each member, with different skill sets and availability. Genuine appreciation helps keep members motivated and friendships grow. We are a not-for-profit organisation, which means we donate all profits to charity and publicise the amount raised.

Congratulations to Peter Small MPHF- Saphire Paul Harris Award for exceptional service above and beyond expectations to a local club

Congratulations to Rotarian Peter Small, MPHF, for receiving the Paul Harris Sapphire Award! This recognition from Rotary International celebrates individuals who have shown incredible, ongoing dedication to their community and to Rotary. Peter first received his PHF after completing RIBI as District Treasurer. The Sapphire Award is an exciting step up from the Paul Harris Fellow (PHF) honour. #paulharrissapphireaward. Peter Small has been a valued member of our organisation, known for his dedicated service as a past RIBI District Treasurer.  Peter has served RIBI for 40 years, an amazing and incredible achievement  . Peter was presented this award at the end of June 2026

Tuesday, 22 September 2026

Covehithe Plough Day - Fundraising for East Anglian Air Ambulance and YANA Sunday 4th October 2026- NR34 7JP

Covehithe Plough Day 2026 takes place on Sunday, October 4th, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM in Covehithe, near Southwold, Suffolk (NR34 7JP).Event Details Date: Sunday, 4 October 2026Time: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM Location: Covehithe, Suffolk (What3words: bloomers.knees.barefoot) NR34 7JP Charity Beneficiaries: East Anglian Air Ambulance and YANA (Rural Mental Health Support) Activities: Tractor ploughing, Southwold Ukes , barbecue, cake stall, tombola and more
refreshments and outdoor stalls