LILAH, formerly at Landscore Primary School, who won the Lions Club of Crediton and District Peace Poster competition also went on to win the National Award.
Lilah, centre, from Crediton, with the District Lions award with Amelia, second left, who was second and Poppy Charlton, fourth left, with the District Governor, left and International Director, right. (Crediton Lions)
Lilah, from Crediton, centre, received prizes after winning the National Lions Peace Poster competition. (Lions)
Lilah and her family along with Lion Eric Parkes and Lion President Anne Whitehead, plus Sue and John Whitehouse, travelled to the House of Commons in London for the presentation.
About 200 people were present.
Lilah addressed the 200 people audience after she was announced as the National Lions Peace Poster competition winner. (Lions)
Just a few days later Lilah and her family attended the SW Lions Convention at Croyde Bay where she received the District Prize and trophy.
Her poster depicted a theme which was Together as One.
Lion Eric Parkes, centre, receiving an award for his 20 years’ service administering the Peace Poster competition locally and in the district. (Crediton Lions)
Landscore peace poster winner Lilah Wyn Pugh and runner-up Freddie Hubber with Eric Parkes and Ann Whitehouse of Crediton Lions Club in July 2025. (Will Goddard, Crediton Courier)
It was the first time that there had been a Crediton National winner.
Lion Eric also recently received an award for his 20 years’ service administering the competition locally and in the district.
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