Lions are ordinary people who do extraordinary things to help others and support good causes throughout the British Isles. Globally we have more volunteers in more places than any other service club organisation, and love to help others and make things happen.
Most of us are females aged 18 to infinity who have joined together in friendship and enjoy each others Company.
We pride ourselves on playing an active part in the local community, helping those less fortunate than ourselves, as well as enjoying a social life with like-minded individuals who come from all walks of life.
Leo Clubs are the young peoples section that encourages young men and women to serve others in their community and around the world.
This district was formed as a result of the merger of two districts 105E and 105EA.
This website is designed to keep the public informed of local Lion activities, and also provide Lions with access to the district officers.
Whilst this is a new district, with a new team leading it, the fundemental principles of Lions International are still core to all it’s members.…
When one of the members of the New Century Lions Club of East Anglia (NCLCEA) was donated initially over 40 pairs of steel capped boots from his place of work, little did he know what would be instore for these boots that were destined for landfill.Boxed and worn for just a few days during a…
Lion Gleaning HubDistrict 105CE‘Lions Pick A Pumpkin Patch’As part of District 105CE’s work towards alleviating hunger, District 105CE and MD Hunger Officer Lion Chris Hibbert has been working with Feedback Global to set up our own Lions Gleaning Hub.Gleaning is a term used to describe collecting and redistributing perfectly edible and nutritious fruit and vegetables…
Lions can help a blossoming problem. Sight, that precious sense, is under unprecedented attack. Despite huge clinical and technological advances, record numbers of people are needlessly going blind. Avoidable blindness is verging on a national tragedy, so more organisations, like the Lions, are important in encouraging people to get their eyes tested. Through our Lions…
The Annual District Children’s party, with some 257 guests and helpers from Norfolk, Suffolk & Essex congregating at Gt Yarmouth Racecourse. Behind the scenes, packed lunches were being prepared, entertainment was provided by Rollo before moving onto the Hippodrome Circus for their matinee performance. The organising team would like to thank all Lions Clubs who…
The Rayleigh Lions Firework Spectacular 2019 The firework display will be choreographed to music. This years theme is Space. The event will be held at the King George V Playing Field Rayleigh on SATURDAY 2nd of NOVEMBER 2019. Please Note – No Sparklers or Alcohol allowed on field Gates open 5:30 pm Display starts at…
The Lions Club of Leigh on Sea is hosting another of its famous 54321 quizzes. 5 4 3 2 1 Charity Quiz The Place : Leigh Community Centre, Elm Road, Leigh on Sea The Date : Friday 15th November 2019 The Time : 7.30 pm for 8.00 pm start The Teams : Up to six…
The Lions Mid-Summer Sports Day and Fun Festival for Disabled People has come and gone for another year. And what a great time we all had despite the awful weather on Saturday.
Around 200 guests from 20 clubs for disabled people, with over 100 carers and family members, enjoyed a range of indoor activities, both sporting and creative, and were entertained throughout the day with raffles, music and dance – and a spot of lunch.…
Royal Norfolk Show For a number of years the Lions of Norfolk have assisted at the Royal Norfolk Show, and 2019 was no different. On the set up day Peterborough & Whittlsey Lions were ‘strawing down’ the sheep pens. In the marquee there were 416 pens the majority had straw put in them. They had…
Southwell Lions Launch Scouts Life Skills Challenge Award As Lions and Scouts place the emphasis on service to the community; albeit with a different emphasis, it became apparent to Southwell and District Lions Club that if a link with the scouts could be established in the form of a challenge award it could benefit both…