Nintendo Switch is a roarsome gift from Warwick Lions to youth club

Warwick Lions have given a roarsome gift to youngsters in Cubbington.

They donated a Nintendo Switch games console to members of the Cubbington Youth Club.

Youngsters at the Cubbington Youth Club celebrate the donation of a Nintendo Switch games console by The Warwick Lions. Picture supplied.

placeholder image — Youngsters at the Cubbington Youth Club celebrate the donation of a Nintendo Switch games console by The Warwick Lions. Picture supplied.

Pictured are Parish Councillor Esther McCarthy and Community Worker Fay Abbott, of the Cubbington Youth Club, receiving the Nintendo Switch from Warwick Lions welfare team Peter Amis and John Tunney.

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The club, for young people aged from 11 to 14 who live in and near Cubbington, is held at the Cliff Cleaver Community Pavilion in the village on Friday evenings from 6.30pm to 8pm during school term time.

It was launched in April and has been very successful.

Not long after it launched, a new kitchen was donated and fitted at the pavilion thanks to a heart warming community effort.

The pavilion – named in honour of ‘proud Cubbingtonian’ Cliff Cleaver who died almost ten years ago - from which Esther also runs her popular childcare service Happy Days, is proving to be a real hub for the community.