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We are your Region/Zone Team for 2022/23
District CE is split into 6 Regions and 17 Zones and each of these divisions have a Chairperson as set out below. Region 2 Chairman, Lion Colin Talbot is the Lead Chair of this Team. Details of the duties of these officers are found here
Region 1
- Zone A, Hunstanton, Kings Lynn, Swaffham & District, Wells next the Sea,
- Zone B, Huntingdon Grafham Water, March, Peterborough, Whittlesey and Wisbech.
- Zone C, Centennial 100 Champions Club, East Anglia Helen Keller Internet, East Anglia Lioness Lions, East Anglia New Century and UEA Campus
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I am a semi-retired Chartered Civil and Transportation Engineer. I was invited to join Huntingdon Grafham Water Lions in 2008. I was President of the Club in 2012/13 and Treasurer since 2017. Before becoming Region 1 Chair I was Zone 1B Chair for 2 years. I am married to Lion Pam.
I see the Region Chair role has several aspects: Ensuring that communications between Cabinet, Zones, Clubs and Lions are effective and two-way. Supporting Zone Chairs and Clubs to transfer good ideas and practice in delivering service and fundraising. Helping to grow the membership of Clubs. Good communication is key to success in the role. I will meet Clubs and Zones to spread good ideas widely and provide a two-way conduit for ideas. |
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I am Lioness Lion Nicola Claxton, having been a Lion since 2016 when I joined the East Anglian Lions Club, I was previously a Lioness and served on both the Lioness National Advisory Body ( 2014 to 2021 as conference co-ordinator / sergeant at arms) and for the years 2019 - 2021 I served your cabinet MD105CE as Lioness District Chair having 7 clubs and over 100 members in the District at that time. At our Lioness club level I have served as Treasurer (3 year) and President (3 years) and will be our branch club minute secretary this year, having been our branch club president last year.
Last year I was serving at District Cabinet for “ New Voices” and I was able to attend Symposium twice once as a delegate ( on zoom 2020) and once as a presenter (face to face in 2021).This year I have been asked to be you Zone Chair. |
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I joined Wisbech Lions Club in 2016. I served as Club President 2020-2021 and was re-elected for 2021-22. I have developed our social media presence and set up a ‘Friends of’ Facebook group. I am passionate about learning and sharing information and in developing links with Lion worldwide.
As Zone 1b Chair my role will be to provide a link between clubs in my Zone and District Cabinet. Sharing good ideas is an important part of learning, we should Borrow with Pride. I am also a problem solver. My role will also be to help identify potential leaders. I will make arrangements for club representatives to attend Zone meetings after the District Cabinet meeting to ensure timely sharing of information takes place and feedback is available. |
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I joined Launceston Lions in 2008 and transferred to Helen Keller Internet Lions in 2016. I have served as Club Secretary and President; I will be Vice President this year. In my previous Club I held the positions of Secretary, President, Zone Chairman and District GLT Co-ordinator.
As Zone Chair of a very unique group of Clubs, I will work closely with them and encourage membership and fellowship within the Zone. Working together when we can to achieve goals we set ourselves and support one another. |
Region 2
- Zone A, Braintree, Chelmsford , Clacton On Sea, Mersea Island, and Witham & District, Chelmsford Leos.
- Zone B, Castle Point, Eastwood, Leigh On Sea, Rayleigh and Southend On Sea.
- Zone C, Basildon & Wickford, Billericay, Brentwood, Harlow, Romford and Hornchurch.
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Born and bred in Leigh on Sea, my career has mainly been in IT and project management. Following early retirement, I’ve thrown myself into full time volunteering - in Lions, in a social care charity and I even run a museum.
I joined the Lions Club of Leigh on Sea around 2014 and have been the zone chairman for the clubs of South East Essex for several years, on and off. I am looking forward to broadening my horizons to the entire county. My main focus in Lions has always been on the community/welfare side of our operation. My aim going forward is to concentrate on membership. It’s not just about numbers, it’s about Lions actively serving their community. We are too valuable a community service to disappear! |
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I’m Paul Skilton, Zone 2A Chair and New Club Officer for District 105CE as well as being Secretary for Chelmsford Lions Club which I joined 2013. Prior to that I was a Leo from 1991 to 1998.
My working life is that of an Operations Director (CFO) where I’ve been actively involved in the ongoing development from start-up of 2 tech companies which both supply to the data centre environment. Hobbies, when I have the time that is, include personal fitness, reading, coding, socialising with my friends and of course Lions service. |
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I became a member of Billericay Lions on 12th April 2010, after 36 years in finance with Ford Motor Company from where I retired in 2009. Past President (2X), Secretary and Chairman of Social, Fundraising and Community Service. Currently serving as Vulnerable Persons Officer and Tail Twister. I was the District Diabetes Officer in District 105EA between 2015/17.
My aims as Zone Chair are to ensure that there is effective 2-way conduit between clubs and the Cabinet and the DG Team. I will support the zone clubs in any way I can to ensure that they continue to operate and grow their memberships. My hobbies include walking and golf (I was the Seniors Captain in 2021 at my local club). |
Region 3
- Zone A, Acle & Brundall, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk Broads and Wroxham & Hoveton.
- Zone B, Dereham, Norwich (City Of), Norwich (North Alpha), Norwich (West), Reepham, Sheringham & Cromer and Taverham & District.
- Zone C, Attleborough 2013, Hethersett District, Long Stratton, Thetford Breckland,
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I Joined Leigh-On Sea Lions club in 1992. I joined this club as it was the 1st mixed club in EA. During my time there I was president for the club and helped in the recruitment of young ambassadors. When I left, I received an MJF. The reason i left was due to a house move to Norfolk. I grew up in Essex and moved to Norfolk in 2012. Not long after moving I joined Wymondham Lions club. this was only for a short time as I then helped set up Attleborough 2013 Lions Club. During my time at Attleborough Lions club I have been president 3 times and have been Zone chair and Region chair for Zone 3. I am currently Still region chair for region 3, and after the last 18 months I am thoroughly looking forward to meeting with other clubs and helping and supporting them when I can.
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I'm Chris Speed, a member of the Great Yarmouth Lions Club, I first became a Lion in 2001 but had to step back when my children were born due to lack of time. I continued to support the club as my family grew up and rejoined in 2018. I'm currently the Club President, Zone 3A Chair and GMA Lead for New Members (New Voices).
I believe Service is the key to keeping a club healthy and growing. I have a saying of "Help others when you can as you never know when you will need help yourself" |
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I am Lioness Lion Nicola Claxton, having been a Lion since 2016 when I joined the East Anglian Lions Club, I was previously a Lioness and served on both the Lioness National Advisory Body ( 2014 to 2021 as conference co-ordinator / sergeant at arms) and for the years 2019 - 2021 I served your cabinet MD105CE as Lioness District Chair having 7 clubs and over 100 members in the District at that time. At our Lioness club level I have served as Treasurer (3 year) and President (3 years) and will be our branch club minute secretary this year, having been our branch club president last year.
Last year I was serving at District Cabinet for “ New Voices” and I was able to attend Symposium twice once as a delegate ( on zoom 2020) and once as a presenter (face to face in 2021).This year I have been asked to be you Zone Chair. |
Zone 3C Chair
Lion Harry Cowee zone3c@lions105ce.org.uk |
I originally joined Lions in 1992 with Leigh-On-Sea Lions Club. This was the first Mixed club in EA. This was the reason I joined this club as I joined with my wife Sue. I retired in 2011 after many, many years as a painter and decorator (too many years for me to remember). I grew up in Essex and lived there until 2012 when I moved to Norfolk. Before I moved I received MJF from Leigh-On-Sea Lions.. After Moving I Joined Wymondham for a short time before Attleborough 2013 Lions club was set up. I have been President for Attleborough Lions twice. I have been a guiding Lion, I have also been Zone Chair for Region 3A and I am now Zone chair for Region 3C.
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Region 4
- Zone A, Bury St. Edmunds, Felixstowe, Stowmarket & District, Woodbridge & District,
- Zone B, Haverhill, Littleport, Newmarket, Saffron Walden and Littleport Leos.
- Zone C, Beccles, Bungay Area, Halesworth, Lowestoft, Southwold Sole Bay
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Having joined Lowestoft Lions over 20 years ago i was the junior who has learned from my fellow Lions , President 3 times , various other roles.
Disability cycle project and Swim galas , to one off Community events. Always ready to help. Various spells on District as zone chair , a time to progress , an Advanced Lions Leadership course in Birmingham , where everyone was or planning to be a DG , except me who wanted to learn more , a chance to keep the zone together and gain great friends , but is this my time. One Lion can achieve , together we can achieve more , by working as a TEAM we are unstoppable , so with every Lions members support we will be a TEAM. |
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Zone 4B Chair
Lion Dave Broadley zone4b@lions105ce.org.uk |
Having moved to Saffron Walden soon after retirement, I joined Saffron Walden Lions Club because I wanted to help others and felt the need to ‘give something back.’ Prior to retirement I had a successful career in Personnel/HR Management so was used to working with people at all levels. I started as a Lion in July 2018, became the Vice President a year later in July 2019 and have been the President since July 2020.
I see the position of Zone Chair as essential not only because it provides a direct link between the District Team and local clubs but also and perhaps more importantly because it enables those clubs to share ideas and best practice, learn from each other, provide a helping hand where needed and practicable, and ultimately to strengthen the bond between Clubs in the Zone so we are best able to serve those in need in our communities. |
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I joined Beccles and District Lions Club in 2007 and for the last 2 years I have been Club President.
I joined Lions hoping my small contribution could be a part of the bigger aim of Lionism, that of helping others and to make a difference within the community, whilst still having fellowship and fun with friends. I’ve managed to maintain this aim throughout my time as a Lion and I’ve been a part of some really wonderful moments. Going forward I believe with a great deal of encouragement and enthusiasm then all the members within Zone 4C can have that same fellowship and fun with friends, plus as Lions together we can make that difference within the community too. |
Region 5
- Zone A, Barton On Humber, Brigg District, Caistor & District, Grimsby Cleethorpes, Grimsby North East Lincs, Humberston North Sea and Market Rasen
- Zone B, Gainsborough, Glanford & Lindsey, Hykeham, Isle of Axholme, Lincoln, Scunthorpe and Winterton-North Lincolnshire.
- Zone C, Edwinstowe & The Dukeries, Loughborough, North Notts, Nottingham West, Nottingham West Pride Club Branch, Notts/Derby Hemlockstone, Retford, Southwell & District, and Worksop.
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I am Verdun Webley and I worked as a teacher and examiner, as well as a manager in the Leisure Industry before retiring at the age of 52. I became a Lion to serve others and to give back some of the advantages I had. I have expertise ranging from Art and Physical Exercise through Engineering to IT.
As Chair of Region 5 my aim is to visit as many of the individual clubs as possible, to assist the members of the region in any queries they may have. In addition, I will strive to attend all the zone meetings in the region, assist clubs in their quest to serve their communities fully, act as a liaison with the District Governor and his teams and promote the links with LCI. |
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I was sponsored to join the Market Rasen Lions in May 2015. Previously the Club Treasurer, I am coming to the end of three rewarding years as Club President.
I took up the role of Vision Officer at the end of 2021 and look forward to expanding knowledge throughout the district. I am Interested in expanding my knowledge of Lions throughout our District and have therefore taken up the position on Zone 5a Chair for the year 2022-2023. I would like to aid individual clubs to share their fundraising ideas and help each other whenever possible. I am also looking forward to taking ideas from members to make more of our annual marquee at the Lincolnshire show, promoting the Lions and show more of what we can offer members as well as where we help nationally and Internationally. |
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Born in Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire in 1955.
1973 joined the Royal Air Force in Belfast Careers Information Office; served 32 years being discharge in 2005. During service NEVER heard of Lions Clubs International. Awarded BEM in 1991. Emigrated to South Africa on Discharge joining Lions in Jan 2006. Served various portfolios including as Lion President for De Grendel Lions Club. Transferred to Cape Town Lions Club in 2016. Served on Cabinet in various portfolios for District 410W. Moved to Waddington, Lincoln in June 2021 joining Hykeham Lions Club. |
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I am Immediate Past President Lion Ravinder Manku, I first joined as a Charter Member of Nottingham West Lions Pride Club Branch in 2009, after a short break, I re-joined in 2018. I really enjoy being a Lion, serving and having fun within the small Club Branch of 9.
This is the first time for me in a role above Club level and I hope to do it justice as the Zone Chair for Zone 5C. I plan to work with all the clubs in the Zone to learn from them and share good ideas for socialising and services projects. One of my goals is to run a Zone Service Project and having discussed this (Christmas Shoe Boxes for Children and Adults) with the Region Chair Lion Verdun Webley, it looks like it may well become a Region wide project – watch this space. I am a busy mother of three, and grandmother to a little boy and a new-born girl. So, with that and looking after my other half, the family does keep me busy!! |
Region 6
- Zone A, Boston, Coningsby & Tattershall, Horncastle & District, Louth District, Mablethorpe Sutton & District, Skegness and Woodhall Spa.
- Zone B, Bourne, Grantham, Sleaford & District, Spalding, Stamford & District, The Deepings, Vale Of Belvoir and Sleaford & District Lionesses.
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I am Lynne Roberts. I am Region 6 and Zone 6b chairs, together with the District Officer and Deputy Lead MD Lions Brain Tumour Research Appeal. I also have the pleasure of being The Deeping Lions Club President for this year.
I have been a Lion since 2014. This will be my second time as President and 4th year as Zone chair and 1st as Region chair. I enjoy being a member of Cabinet and being the link between the District Governors Team/s and clubs. I am a Certified Guiding Lion and have completed the RLLI and recently the ALLI. I look forward in using my knowledge and skills in supporting clubs in my Region and Zone to not loose sight of our motto ‘We Serve! Working together, ordinary people can perform extraordinary feats. They can lift things a little higher and a little further towards excellence. |
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I am Lynne Roberts. I am Region 6 and Zone 6b chairs, together with the District Officer and Deputy Lead MD Lions Brain Tumour Research Appeal. I also have the pleasure of being The Deeping Lions Club President for this year.
I have been a Lion since 2014. This will be my second time as President and 4th year as Zone chair and 1st as Region chair. I enjoy being a member of Cabinet and being the link between the District Governors Team/s and clubs. I am a Certified Guiding Lion and have completed the RLLI and recently the ALLI. I look forward in using my knowledge and skills in supporting clubs in my Region and Zone to not loose sight of our motto ‘We Serve! Working together, ordinary people can perform extraordinary feats. They can lift things a little higher and a little further towards excellence. |
