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Bradford on Avon Lions Club

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Bradford on Avon Lions Club

Recent Events in Pictures

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Outstanding Young People of Bradford-on-Avon<br /> <br /> At the presentation evening at Cumberwell Golf Club the 4 young people were given their awards. Representatives of the organizations which made the nominations read out their citations. <br /> <br /> The first 2 winners of the Gold Award were Joseph Pearce and Megan Longley. They were presented with engraved trophies and a £100 cash prize. The first 2 winners of the Silver Award were Izzy Geddes and Helen Morrison They were presented with engraved trophies and £50 cash prize. <br /> <br /> Photo shows Lion president Brian Hersee with Joseph Pearce, Izzy Geddes, Helen Morrison and Megan Longley
Art in the Church Exhibition, Holy Trinity Church, 20th July 2019
Art in the Church Exhibition, Holy Trinity Church, 20th July 2019
Art in the Church Exhibition, Holy Trinity Church, 20th July 2019
Art in the Church Exhibition, Holy Trinity Church, 20th July 2019
Art in the Church Exhibition, Holy Trinity Church, 20th July 2019
Art in the Church Exhibition, Holy Trinity Church, 20th July 2019
The route is cycled by hundreds of people every year, usually over 4 or 5 days. Andy did it in just 1 day!<br /> Well Done Andy!
The route took Andy through three of England’s finest National Parks, beginning with the infamous Lake District passes of Hardknott and Wrynose, then crossing the Yorkshire Dales, the Vale of York and the wild North York Moors, finishing in the seaside town of Whitby.
Andy Single – a 50 year old father of two from Bradford on Avon - raised money for Bath Cancer Unit Support Group (Trowbridge Branch) by entering ‘Coast to Coast in a day’ - a gruelling 150 mile cycle ride across England from Seascale to Whitby - on 29th June 2019.
Lions Fun Day 27th May 2019 - All the stalls were very busy
Lions Fun Day 27th May 2019 Large Dog Raffle
Lions Fun Day 27th May 2019 - The Boot Sale Field
Lions Fun Day 27th May 2019 - The 7.5 Metre Climbing Tower. This proved to be hit with a permanent queue of children waiting to have a go at reaching the top and ringing the bell.
The children set off on the Egg Hunt to find items to win Cadbury's Cream Eggs (not sure if we're allowed to advertise - other eggs are available...!)
Bradford on Avon Town Mayor Cllr Alex Kay judging the Easter Bonnet Competition
Photos from a recent visit to Shepton Mallet Prison by a few Club members, wives and friends
Photos from a recent visit to Shepton Mallet Prison by a few Club members, wives and friends
Lions Given Short Sentence in Prison!!<br /> Photos from a recent visit to Shepton Mallet Prison by a few Club members, wives and friends
'Lions looking forward to another feast!'<br /> Chippenham Lions Club's Charter dinner at Chippenham Golf Club (left to right are Lion Richard Bloom, Sally Bloom, Rosemary Southward and Lion President Keith Yates).
Lion President Keith Yates presenting a cheque to Will and George, who are scouts with Broughton Gifford and Holt scout group. The scouts have been chosen to represent Wiltshire Scouts at the World Jamboree in America this summer
Lion President Keith Yates presenting Lilly Oxley-Green with the cheque
Bob Farrimond and Keith Yates recently attended a Guides meeting to present Lilly Oxley-Green with a cheque for £200 , to help her fund her trip to the Guides International Jamborette, in Holland, later this year.
How many Lions does it take to build a Christmas Tree???
The Lions entry at the Christmas Tree Festival, Trinity Church, Bradford on Avon - December 2018
Lion President Keith Yates, manning our Recruitment Stand at the recent street market
President Keith Yates presenting our Shield and Voucher to the Bradford on Avon A.T.C., Cadet of the year for 2017 - Corporal Daniel Pearce.
Santa helpng the Lions - Sainsburys 2017
Santa & Lions helper - Sainsburys 2017
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(Page last updated: Monday, January 21, 2019 )

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