A SHOW of light and sound help Ross-on-Wye celebrate a great British tradition of Guy Fawkes night once again this year.

This event, hosted by Ross on Wye Lions Club and their volunteer helpers, brought young and old, families and individuals together to ‘ooh’ and ‘ahh’ at the lights in the sky – and this year the lights on stage with the skills of a female fire juggler to admire.

There was plenty for the over a thousand attendees to enjoy before the main event, food and drink supplied by local traders and the Rowing Club made a food court to welcome people on site. There were lit novelties and a bouncy castle for the young before the light shows began.

Ross Lions acknowledges the support of all those who supported this event as volunteers in other organisations, namely, the Air Cadets, Ross First Responders and Hereford Hospital Radio who all gave up their time and helped in their different ways.

The Lions would also like to thank the Ross Rowing Club for the use of their ground for the weekend and all those who volunteered just for the night to make the event enjoyable and safe.

The amount of the donations collected at the event are still being counted and the amount will be released in due course.

Ross Lions are men and women who volunteer their time and skills to make their difference in the community. If you want to know more about how to get involved or to support what they do, follow them on Facebook or check out the website rossonwyelions.org/.