A year ago, Lion President Denise Harrison of Chepstow and Caldicot Lions was honoured with the prestigious Bert Mason Award for 2024, recognising her outstanding service to youth over the previous three years.It’s been a privilege and a joy to hold the trophy over the past year, proudly representing all that it stands for. But now, the time has come to pass it on, as a new and equally deserving Lion will be named the next recipient later this year. We look forward to celebrating the next winner and continuing to champion the incredible work Lions do for young people in our communities.If you’ve ever thought about getting involved or giving back, we’d love to hear from you. Whether you’ve got a little time or a lot, there’s always a way you can help, and you’d be made most welcome. Get in touch with us to find out how you could make a difference.

Chepstow & Caldicot Lions Club is proud to announce that we’ve been awarded the Lions International Marketing Award for our innovative and community-driven #MeetTheLions campaign.

Recently, Lion Terri proudly delivered a supply of 40 Message in a Bottle to the wonderful folks at U3A Chepstow during their coffee morning. ☕💬

EVENT ALERT Come say hello and Meet the Lions!

🌟 *Happy International Women's Day!* 🌟

We are thrilled to share some wonderful news from Latch Children's Cancer Charity. Last year, Chepstow and Caldicot Lions made a significant donation to support the refurbishment of bedrooms at the hospital, providing a comforting space for families to stay close to their children during treatment.

Last year, the infamous Willy Wonka Glasgow experience went viral due to the use of AI-genarated images that misled the public. The event, which promised an immersive and magical experience, turned out to be poorly executed and far from what the promotional images depicted. This led to widespread disappointment and frustration among attendees, many of whom felt utterly deceived.

Giving blood is such a wonderful way to support your community and help save lives all over Wales. At present only 3% of the population donate blood. Each donation can save three lives or six premature babies. 

It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing to higher service of our wonderful dear friend, Lion Nigel Gibby. Lion Nigel passed away peacefully on Sunday, 8th December 2024, at The Grange Hospital in Cwmbran, with his beloved daughter Sara by his side.

Chepstow and Caldicot Lions are deeply saddened to announce the passing to higher service, of Lion Robert Thompson. Lion Rob was a founder member of the club and was instrumental in its charter in 1972. He was the last surviving founder member and the longest serving Lion with over 52 years service. He was a very active Lion and was club President from 1977- 1978 and 1994 - 1995.

The 2024 Lions Roar competition, a collaboration between Lions Clubs and 8billionideas, concluded with the National Finals at the beginning of December.

Saturday, 23rd November 2024, the Chepstow and Caldicot Lions were at the Tesco Superstore in Chepstow, collecting new toys for local children who might otherwise not recieve a present this festive season. These toys will be distributed with the help of local foodbanks. Stay tuned for more updates!