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Paddock Wood Town Council

Welcome
Paddock Wood Community Partnership
Foal Hurst Wood
Woodlands Health Centre
Magpies Drama Group
Mascalls School, Paddock Wood
Paddock Wood and District Lions Club
Paddock Wood and District Lioness Club
Paddock Wood Women’s Institute
Paddock Wood Allotments and Gardens Association
Paddock Wood Flower Club
Paddock Wood Historical Society
Useful Contacts
Paddock Wood Athletic Club
Paddock Wood Bowls Club
Paddock Wood Naval Association
Paddock Wood Horticultural Society
Paddock Wood Choral Society
St Andrews Anglican and Methodist Church
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Paddock Wood
Contact Information


Paddock Wood Town Council
The Podmore Building,
St Andrews Road,
Paddock Wood,
Kent
TN12 6HT

Tel: 01892 837373
Fax: 01892 834439

Email: Paddock Wood
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Paddock Wood and District Lioness Club
Lioness Club

Paddock Wood Lioness Club was formed in 1989, originally with 20 members. The aims of the club were, and still are, to help those in Paddock Wood and the surrounding areas who were less fortunate, as well as those in need throughout the world. The club now has over 30 members. They have a great deal of fun achieving their aims, which is done by raising funds through hosting Quiz Nights, Murder Mystery Dinners, taking their fund raising stalls to various fetes and carnivals, and much more. The annual “Cow Pat Competition” raises approximately £1000, which is always donated to a local charity such as Kent Air Ambulance, Hospice in the Weald, etc.

The Lionesses are easily recognised when around the town raising their funds wearing their green polo shirts or their smart white blouse and green tie.

The majority of funds raised go to support people in the local community and have provided washing machines, clothes, bedding, holidays for children and the disabled, all to families in need. The Senior Citizens in the locality are not forgotten, being invited to attend tea dances where the Lionesses provide sandwiches, home made cakes, tea and entertainment.

The Lioness “Joy Boy”, a national project, ensures that the local ambulance and Air Ambulance crews who attend a situation where a traumatized child is involved have on board a little cuddly lion with which the child can be comforted. The child then keeps the toy to take home with them.

Another Lioness project throughout the country is to provide welcome packs to the local hospital. These contain items such as soap, face cloth, toothbrush and paste, comb, etc., the sort of items that are much needed by patients kept in unexpectedly overnight. These packs are also given to women’s refuges for ladies who arrive with nothing and the dignity of having their own personal hygiene items is very important.

The Lionesses are a friendly group, often gathering each others houses, attending pub quizzes, trips to the theatre, and other social events.
For further details ring: 01892 833120




Whilst every care has been taken in compiling this publication and the statements contained herein are believed to be correct, the publishers and promoters cannot accept responsibility for any inaccuracies. Reproduction of any part of this publication in any format, without permission, is strictly forbidden. Photographs courtesy of: Jane Duffin, Liz Duffin, Fiona Buckingham, Magpies Drama Group,St Andrew’s Church, Steve Songhurst, Paddock Wood Horticultural Society, Mascalls School, Ken Rowcliffe, Chris Darbyshir, Paddock Wood Town Council, Paddock Wood Lions and Paddock Wood Flower Club.