At Chepstow and Caldicot Lions, we’re proud to champion the incredible charities making a real difference across Monmouthshire. One organisation especially close to our hearts is Ready Steady Go, a youth group offering vital support to children and their families, both before and after diagnosis.

The Lions’ final day of distributing Christmas presents at Caldicot Town Team, The Core, Caldicot, was filled with generosity, kindness, and festive spirit. Thanks to the incredible support of local individuals and businesses, the Lions were able to bring a little Christmas magic to children in our community who might otherwise have gone without 🎄✨

Lions Nick and Andrea were proud to attend a heartfelt celebration hosted by Councillor Jim , Mayor of Chepstow, and his wife Julia at Bulwark Community Centre. The event brought together local volunteers, support groups, and town council members to honour the incredible work happening across our community.

Lion Phil , Lion Nick , and Lion Alex from Chepstow & Caldicot Lions proudly joined the Caldicot Mayor’s Civic Event to mark the town’s 50th anniversary. They were joined by Ann Lewis, Elise Simes, and Karen Couchman, members of the Arts Society Monmouthshire and passionate Young Arts volunteers who run creative workshops with schools and young carers across the region.Hosted by Mayor Cllr Maxine Mitchel, the event brought together local support groups and schoolchildren, who joined a presentation on Caldicot’s evolution over the past five decades.

Are you searching for a meaningful way to give back to your community, connect with others, and make a real difference? The Chepstow and Caldicot Lions invite you to discover what it means to be a Lion. After a successful membership drive earlier this year, the club is continuing to grow and wants to welcome new people who want to help make a positive impact where it matters most.

Meet the newest action hero in our pride - our Membership Officer. He’s not just dreaming up action figures… he’s helping shape real community change.

I joined the Lions in May 2024 with the intention of supporting the communities in Chepstow and Caldicot. After being made redundant at the end of 2023, I was uncertain about my next steps; seeking to broaden my experience and strengthen my professional portfolio, I accepted an invitation from Denise Harrison, the President of the Lions, to become a member. Since joining, I have had the opportunity to develop essential soft skills such as communication and adaptability, contribute my expertise in social media marketing to enhance audience engagement, and assume responsibilities beyond my usual remit, including managing meeting notes as acting vice chair.

Did we tell you that we won a global marketing award? One of just eight handed out across the globe for marketing activities in 2024/2025. We might’ve mentioned it once… but we’re quietly (and proudly) telling you again. 😊

It is with deep sadness that we share the news of the passing of our beloved friend and fellow Lion Rowland Searle, who passed on to higher service this past Saturday.

🦁🍷 HAVE YOU GOT THE BOTTLE? 🎯🎁Chepstow and Caldicot — we’re calling on YOU! The Lions are gearing up for our big Tombola & Prize Draw at The Chepstow Show on Saturday 9th August — and we need your help to stock it with amazing prizes!

In a playful and welcoming gesture, the Chepstow and Caldicot Lions helped provide incoming students at Caldicot School with a flamboyance of pink flamingos on Monday morning. The display, which surprised and delighted students arriving for their Transition Day, was a lighthearted way to mark the beginning of their journey into secondary education.

🌟 A Night to Remember! 🌟Last night, the Chepstow and Caldicot Lions Club gathered for our annual Handover Dinner at the Coach and Horses in Caerwent — and what an evening it was! 🍽️🎉