Today we welcome Lion Tony Rowntree as our President for the year starting on 1st July. Lion Tony is a bus driver in the Colchester area and a Special Constable locally. His year starts as most of the Club’s activities are suspended due to the Covid-19 crisis. Weekly ZOOM meetings are taking place for social
A Defibrillator that we purchased and was unveiled by local MP Giles Watling has mysteriously gone missing. It was located at Tom Peppers, near the Pier, where lives were lost last year. The emergency equipment, funded by donations collected from the local community cost £1,500, was found to be missing after a recent service check.
This week we are trying out the new normal with a meeting of our Trustees tonight via our ZOOM facility and on Wednesday rather than just a social get together via ZOOM, we will be holding a Business Meeting as we need to prepare for the coming Lions year even if we are not able
Clacton on Sea Lions are proud that the Lions Clubs International Foundation has donated in excess of £160,000 towards PPE and other protective gear to benefit all 21 of the UK’s Air Ambulances. This part of the massive response by our International Foundation to assist communities affected by the Coronavirus which so far has resulted
