Severndean Lions funded a Cinderford Under's Football team Kit this year. Here are the children in their new kit
I just wanted to pass on my thank you and a picture of the boys in their new football kits. They received it at the end of last week and we couldn't of done it without the support of the lions, thank you.
We invite you to make Christmas wreaths in Newnham on 30th November. Please email hugh@severndeanlions.com if you're interested
The Lions of Forest and Severn Dean held their annual Fireworks display at Speech house on 2nd November. Tickets were available only on https://lionsfireworks.org.uk
We held a raffle with the top prize being a brand new Samsung mobile phone.
The top winners were
but there were another 7 smaller winners of prizes donated on the night.
We raised over £15,000 for charity
The Wild Boar Chase 2024 is being held on 1st September 2024. There are still places available if you want to discover new parts of the forest riding with friends on your bike.
Come and Have a Spin on our Human Fruit Machine At the Newnham Street Fair Saturday 6th July 2-4pm
On January 9th 2024, Ross and Hereford Lions arranged an evening Social event at the Welsh Social Club in Hereford. Lion Debby, Neale and Brian attended to represent Severn Dean Lions. There we a good number of members from Ross-on-Wye Lions and Hereford Lions (both quite big clubs) so there was a lot to be learned. We played "Killer" skittles and had food and drink and talked a good deal.
respectfully begs leave to inform the LADIES and GENTLEMEN of this vicinity and the PUBLIC in general that ever anxious to contribute to their amusement, the will present the PLAY (Friday 9th, and Saturday 10th February)
or, A Tale of ROGUES and VAGABONDS
Being a lively and try Account of the triumphs and struggles of strolling players, and the brave endeavour of the famous SARAH BAKER to earn lasting Respectability for herself and her entire and talented Troup.
Written by Miss Alison NEIL
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