Westonians may notice a freshly installed blue plaque in the town's High Street celebrating a long tradition of community and charity spirit.
Found outside The Works store, previously Brown's Café, the plaque celebrates the 100th anniversary of the Weston Rotary Club.
The club has also held an exhibition in Weston Musuem this year to celebrate the historic landmark, featuring audio recordings from previous members on the charity work they carried out with the club.
Current club president, George Horsfield, told the Mercury that he was honoured to reveal the plaque.
Mr Horsfield said: “I am proud and honoured to officially unveil our blue plaque in the High Street to celebrate Weston Rotary’s 100 years of service to the local community.
"It is located on the site of Brown’s Café, the original meeting place of Weston Rotary 100 years ago.”
North Somerset Council's heritage champion, Cllr John Crockford-Hawley, also attended the unveiling.
He claimed the plaque is a sign of the value that volunteering has in the community.
Cllr Hawley said: "Weston Rotary has given a century of comradeship to its members and unstinting charitable assistance to countless local worthy causes.
"This blue plaque reminds us of the importance that volunteering still plays in the communal life of our town."
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