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Nailsea Lions Christmas float route revealed

After a break last year due to coronavirus, Nailsea Lions is looking forward to getting out and about again this year with its Christmas float, so look out.

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Noticeboard to highlight landmarks installed in Badgers Wood

Published: 10:00 AM May 11, 2021 Lions president Pam Hunt and Peter Speight, acting chairman of Backwell Environment Trust, with the new board - Credit: Gordon Bennett A new noticeboard pinpointing various landmarks has been installed at a viewpoint in Backwell, thanks to a generous donation from Nailsea Lions Club. The board was installed at the top of Badgers Wood, in Backwell, by volunteers from Backwell Environment Trust (BET). From the viewpoint, you can see for almost 40 miles over the Bristol Channel and the Welsh Hills. Flat Holm, Steep Holm and the Principality Stadium in Cardiff are among the landmarks which can be spotted.

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Floral display in Nailsea helping to brighten up town

Floral display in Nailsea helping to brighten up town
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Loss of local legend Bob Williams from Nailsea | North Somerset Times

Bob Williams. - Credit: Steve Williams The family of a Nailsea man have paid tribute to ‘a true legend’. Bob Williams moved to Nailsea in 1960 and set up Mendip Carpets, in High Street, in 1971 providing flooring for restaurants, manor houses, offices, homes and even yachts. Bob’s son Steve joined him in 1981. Paying tribute to his dad, he said: “Never a dull moment for a man who greeted everyone and was always ready with a joke or story to tell wherever he went. He truly was a legend in that having met him, you would not forget him.” Bob, who died last month at the age of 87, was an active member of Nailsea Lions for 25 years and also joined the Freemasons.

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