The Rotary Club of Chipping Campden & District has upcoming events designed to bring the community together while supporting worthy causes. Whether you're looking for an evening of entertainment or want to make a real difference in your community, here are two events you won't want to miss.

On Friday, 23rd October, the Rotary Club is hosting a fun-filled Bingo Night at The Round of Gras in Badsey to raise funds for the Air Ambulance. Starting at 6:30 PM if you are eating, 7pm for Bingo, this event promises an evening of laughter, competition, and community spirit. £10 Cash for Bingo books and money for raffle tickets

This isn't just any bingo night—it's a fundraising event designed to support important causes in the Midlands Air Ambulance. Whether you're a seasoned bingo enthusiast or a first-timer, the welcoming, fun, atmosphere at The Round of Gras makes it the perfect setting for a memorable evening out. Bring your friends and family, grab your bingo cards, and enjoy the camaraderie of your neighbours, all while contributing to charitable work.

Prizes and gifts in the auction include a Balloon flight, glider flight, vouchers for high quality meat, food at the Kings Arms, access to Warwick races, a homemade cake, an evening at the Pudding Club in Mickleton. And so much more!

We could not make the evening a success without the generous support of sponsors who will be highlighted and given a shout out on the evening. We appreciate your support without which the evening would not be possible.

Pro tip: The Round of Gras does wonderful food, so consider arriving early to enjoy a meal before the games begin. Remember to bring cash for your bingo books!

Find out more on our new website chippingcampdenrotary.uk and the Round Gras Facebook page.

A key part of the Chipping Campden town centre during the festive period is the annual Tree of Light. This is a memorial for the loved one, friends and family who are sadly no longer with us.

Each year the support from people living in and around the town, and the villages around Chipping Campden allows Rotary to raise funds to benefit local organisations through-out the following year.

For example, we have proudly supported the local youth group, schools, play centres and donated to charities like the Cheltenham Cancer centre, Campden Home Nursing and North Cotswold Foodbank as well as organisations like Aquabox who support people worldwide to access water in crisis such as the recent Nepalese disaster.

Visit our new website www.chippingcampdenrotary.uk/tree-of-light to donate online and to find out more information about the club. Alternatively, visit Peter Clarke Estate Agent, Chipping Campden High Street.