Why CPR and Defibrillator skills matter Cardiac arrests can happen anywhere—at home, at work, or in the places we share every day. In England, survival from an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest can be as low as 5%, and it drops by 10% for every minute that passes. With fast action, those numbers can change. Local emergency services and community training can raise survival to 60%—but it takes CPR training and pub-lic access to defibrillators (AEDs) so that help is close at hand

There are milestone evenings… and then there are the ones that remind you exactly why community matters. Harpenden Lions Club’s 45‑year Charter Night Black Tie Dinner Dance was one of those rare occasions where tradition, celebration, and genuine local spirit came together under one roof. 🦁 Honouring 45 Years of Making a Difference Forty‑five years is no small achievement. Since its founding, Harpenden Lions Club has been a constant force for good: raising funds, supporting

Thank you! We have continued to raise money for our youth support programme by selling donated used books, jigsaws, and spectacle cases at the Harpenden Sustainability Markets. But these events have not just been about fundraising . They have also been opportunities to promote awareness of our service efforts and awareness of Harpenden Lions Club and the many ways in which we serve our community. Whether you donated, chatted or just picked up a leaflet, thank you for coming