Fundraising groups in Scarborough want to bring back big events as they enter their 100th year.
Scarborough's rotary clubs are hoping to get their fundraising efforts back on track after the lockdowns as they celebrate 100 years of Rotary in the Town.
Rosemary from the Inner Wheel Rotary club says fundraising during the pandemic has been different and the big events have been missed.
The towns three rotary clubs have come together to mark the anniversary under the banner of ROTARY 100.
Rosemary has more:


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