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November 21, 2015 Frome Lions

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About Frome Lions https://youtu.be/K_lep4FBCtI The Lions Club of Frome was started by a small group of communuty-minded people in September

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4 weeks ago

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Lions Club of Frome

1 month ago

Frome Lions are once again inviting Clubs and organisations in the Frome area to assist them to support a local good cause and at the same time raise much needed funds for themselves.This year’s swim is being held on Sunday 16th March 2025 at The Frome Leisure Centre.The swim is open to all clubs, business houses, schools, associations, youth organisations, family groups etc. There is no limit to the number of teams entered by any one organisation, but no swimmer may enter in more than one team.Swimming will take place in 25 minute sessions from 12:00 Noon with each member of the team obtaining their own sponsors.We will commence the afternoon with the pool configured for swimming widths rather than lengths for any team that wishes to swim widths.The sponsorship money will be shared (50/50) between a charity of your choice or your own Club/School funds and Frome Lions Club Charitable Trust. For this year's event the Lions will be supporting Frome Birth Talk {Charity No. 1175641) www.fromebirthtalk.org.uk who provide the only free face to face counselling service specifically for pregnant women and people who have lost a baby and new parents in Frome & surrounding areas.If you are interested or need more info you can phone Lion Allison on 07794 091292 or Lion Judy on 07702 728455Application Forms are obtainable from the Club website www.fromelions.org.uk or: ... See MoreSee Less

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2 months ago

Unfortunately the lights on our Tree of Remembrance were damaged following the storm on Saturday night and are currently not working. We are desperately trying to remedy the situation but as you can appreciate trying to identify the break in the cable and affecting a repair given that the tree is 21 feet tall is proving to be a challenge. We apologise for any distress this may cause to our donors and can ensure you that we are trying to rectify the situation as soon as possible. ... See MoreSee Less

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