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The work of community heroes from across North East Wales has been recognised at the High Sheriff of Clwyd Awards. Individual volunteers, community groups, public sector bodies and businesses that have shown outstanding dedication to their communities, were honoured at the prestigious event at Wrexham’s Catrin Finch Centre. High Sheriff of Clwyd Celia Jenkins said: “I have been incredibly ... [More]
The race is on to recognise the unsung heroes of North East Wales - those volunteers, community organisations and charitable groups that make a positive difference to people’s lives. The High Sheriff of Clwyd, Celia Jenkins, is calling for nominations of individuals and groups who deserve recognition for their community work. Shortlisted candidates will be invited to attend the High Sheriff ... [More]
In 2011 a pioneering project to bring community groups and businesses together launched in North Wales. A partnership between North Wales’ county voluntary councils, the Business Supporting Communities (B2C) project was awarded £810,000 by the Big Lottery to create and maintain sustainable links between third sector groups and local businesses. In the just two years B2C has helped more than ... [More]
A Llangollen mother and her best friend are launching a business creating family legacies, while also providing much needed employment opportunities for young people with autism and learning difficulties. Dawn Roberts, 54, came up with idea when thinking about her daughter’s future, and what she would do as an adult. “When you have a child with complex needs, its life changing,” said ... [More]
The Association of Voluntary Organisations in Wrexham is celebrating its 25th anniversary and to mark the occasion has set up a fund to help projects in the town. AVOW is raising money for the Silver Jubilee Make a Difference (MAD) Grant Fund. Backed by Business Supporting Communities (B2C), AVOW is also calling on local businesses to donate what they can. The aim is to raise £10,000 and ... [More]
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