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We are always grateful for any donation to the Lions which will be used entirely for our ongoing support of local causes |
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Yeo Valley Lions Tenth Charity Golf Day was a great successFurther details and pictures here |
Kingsmour PlaygroundThe Playground is now open for the summerPlease click here for further information
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Strawberry Lion Walk 2022 on 15th May is open for entry.Stop press - now supporting the Ukrainian Appeal Full details here. |
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Yeo Valley Lions Assist Local Families Through Local Food Bank - Details Here |
Yeo Valley Lions now organise a coffee morning at the Yatton Youth Club and a lunch at Yatton Rugby Club, both once a month. |
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On 19th November, Yeo Valley Lions held their annual Presentation Evening, where funds raised throughout the year and especially from the Beer Festival were distributed to local charities. The charities this year included:-Vision North SomersetSWEEPS Freewheelers EVS (Blood Bikes) Great Western Air Ambulance Charity - rep. by Val Dickens RNLI Portishead Young Carers |
Last year Yeo Valley Lions helped local Yatton young woman Beckie White, chase her sporting dream. A Bristol Bears Wheelchair Rugby player she undertook a fundraising challenge in her self-propelled wheelchair to raise funds for her own rugby specific chair.
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Message from our President |
STRAWBERRY LION WALK - 2021This was held on Sunday 3rd October. It went well considering the weather forecast, with 69 entrants participating, helping to raise money for their own causes and Lions local charities.Thanks to all. Pictures Here |
Yeo Valley Lions agreed to help fund the new defibrillator at Hangstones Pavilion, Yatton. This was initially instigated as a requirement by the organisers of Junior Parkrun who needed to have a defibrillator close by. This has now been funded by ‘Junior Parkrun’, the WI, Yatton Parish Council and Yeo Valley Lions. On Sunday 26th September it was officially unveiled, this also happened to be the 2nd birthday of the Parkrun.
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| Yeo Valley Lions are busy taking donations from Yatton Youth Club and Yatton Co-op to the Foodbank in Clevedon. We often also transport large amounts from the Foodbank to their storage depot in Kenn Rd. We then bring food parcels back to the Youth Club ready for their collection and distribution. On a recent trip we delivered 37 bags of kindly donated food and sundries from local residents of Yatton, Congresbury and Wrington to the Foodbank. If you would like to make a donation to the Clevedon Food Bank, they can be left at Yatton Youth Club on Thursday mornings. |
CHARITY GOLF DAY - 2021 was held on the 23rd September.Some Pictures Here |
Beer & Cider Festival 2021 - 10th-11th September 2021A great time was had by all. Some photos here |
Sunday 29 August was the Claverham Village Hall BBQ Party. A great day for all the family and the Lions were there running their Coconut Shy with many trying their luck |
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Great day on Sunday 8th August at Claverham Cricket club, Yeo Valley Lions provided the BBQ and served over 500 burgers and hot dogs to the local community, well done to CCC for putting on such a great event |
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2020 Jesse May Charity Golf Day – A Big Success Despite Corona VirusEvery year Yeo Valley Lions organise a charity golf day and donate all the proceedings to a selected charity. This year’s chosen charity is the Jesse May Children’s Hospice. Originally planned for April this year, due to the Corona Virus Pandemic lockdown they had to postpone the event. Keeping within the strict guidelines for playing golf under the current restrictions, YVL in conjunction with Tall Pines Golf Club the event was held on Thursday 24 September. Further Details Here |
Alzheimer’s Society and Yeo Valley LionsLatest |
Pauline Leverett of Claverham, has been making face masks for £5 each and raising money for Barton Camp (a charity YVLC have supported in the past) Pauline has now reached £1200 and is well on the way to her target of £1500. YVLC was pleased to acknowledge this fine effort and to present her with a Certificate of Appreciation |
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| Nick and Cas of the Butchers Arms Yatton received a certificate of appreciation from Pete Selvey, President of Yeo Valley Lions Club, in recognition of the support given to the community over the past few months. Whilst we were in lockdown the pub was used as a base for free community meals. These were initiated by Jonny Burnett but extremely well prepared and delivered by a host of volunteers. Nick and Cas were also instrumental in supplying and delivering bespoke veg boxes whilst continuing with free delivery of their Sunday roasts. All of this has been greatly appreciated by the local community for which we are all very grateful. |  |
| Yeo Valley Lions helping local girl Beckie Whyte chase her sporting dream, More Here |
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Lion President Brian Winter and Lion John Oldham both said a few words in thanks to Niccy Hook of Yatton Youth Club on behalf of the Lions Club for her work and the fantastic support she has given the club with both the Dementia coffee sessions at the youth club and for the setting up of the Foodbank in YattonMore Pictures |
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Hangstones Community Orchard ProjectFirst Trees PlantedFull details here |
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Yeo Valley Lion Peter Morton interviewed on the Emma Britton Show on Radio Bristol |
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Lion President, Brian Winter presents a Certificate of Appreciation to Howard Tucker of Glede Brewery, Clevedon in thanks for his continued outstanding support for our Annual Beer Festival. Howard is retiring from the brewery to seek pastures new. |
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Presentation Evening 2019Our annual distribution of monies raised from our beer festival and other events to charitiesDetails Here |
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Yeo Valley Lions Beer and Cider Festival 2019 was a great success. Thank you to our sponsors and all who supported and attended.view pictures here |
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A big thank you to BAM Ritchies for the fantastic work carried out by over 50 people on 9th May, making significant improvements to the Playground. More detail on this will appear shortly.As in previous years, Family Fun Days will be held at the Playground on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1.30 pm to 4 pm, in the school holidays. Members are free to join in on these days, they are, however noisy with lots going on and this may not be the best environment for some members. |
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Strawberry Lion Walk 2019 |
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