THE BUNGAY SOCIETY
The Bungay Society was formed more than 40 years ago by a group of people keen to see the town’s character, iden- tity and physical appearance develop in a way which was true to its history and heritage. It accepts that the town must progress in the modern world, and as part of its
THE BUNGAY LIONS
Bungay Area Lions aim to make a differ- ence in their community. We hold regular Bingo nights at the RBL in Bungay, cook a Sunday roast every three months for 70 people at Brooke Village Hall. In November/December you will see us out and about with our Santa Sleigh, and we hold a Christmas party for our Sen- ior Citizens. In May we hold our Vintage Vehicle Rally and Country Fayre at Ear- sham Hall. Monies raised from all these events en- able us to help individuals, groups and clubs in our community and beyond. Whether it’s a bed, sports kit, picnic
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brief it looks at, and comments when necessary, on planning applications submitted to Waveney District Coun- cil. But while it has sometimes been called Bungay’s watchdog, the society is much more than that. From its outset it has held a series of monthly meetings, with speakers on local history topics, and outings to places of interest. It also, every two or three years, makes awards to developments or groups in Bungay whose projects its feels have most en- hanced the town. Today the society has a membership of around 120, with attendances at monthly meetings varying between 45- 80. New members are always welcome at the monthly meetings, which are held at Bungay Community Centre in Upper Olland Street on the third Thursday of the month, at 7.30pm.
benches, paying for deserving families to go to the circus, or providing a di-fib- ulator for the town we are here to help. We meet on the second and fourth Thursday of the month at the Royal British Legion at 8pm, please follow us on Facebook or come and join us.
bungayarealions@outlook.com Lion Jane Gardiner 01986 892381
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