28/09/2005
2005 Calor Village of the Year® for Wales Final Results
2005 Calor Village of the Year® for Wales Final Results. More >>
28/09/2005
Llanychaer
Special Merit Award for llanychaer in Calor Village of the Year® for Wales
The final results of the inaugural Calor Village of the Year® for Wales competition have been announced at an awards ceremony held in Cardiff on Wednesday 28th September. A total of eight villages, four from North Wales and four from the South, had been shortlisted for prizes in the competition which is organised and funded by Calor – the UK’s leading supplier of LPG (liquefied petroleum gas). The competition assesses communities on six aspects of village life, with categories in Community Life, Business, Young People, Older People, Environment and, judged separately, Information Communication Technology (ICT). The village of Llanychaer has been recognised with a Special Merit Award in the Community Life category for South Wales. More >>
28/09/2005
Brynteg
Success for Brynteg in Calor Village of the Year® for Wales Competition
The final results of the inaugural Calor Village of the Year® for Wales competition have been announced at an awards ceremony held in Cardiff on Wednesday 28th September. A total of eight villages, four from North Wales and four from the South, had been shortlisted for prizes in the competition which is organised and funded by Calor – the UK’s leading supplier of LPG (liquefied petroleum gas). The competition assesses communities on six aspects of village life, with categories in Community Life, Business, Young People, Older People, Environment and, judged separately, Information Communication Technology (ICT). The village of Brynteg in Wrexham has gained two regional category awards for Older People and ICT. More >>
28/09/2005
Gladestry
Success for Gladestry in Calor Village of the Year® for Wales Competiton
The final results of the inaugural Calor Village of the Year® for Wales competition have been announced at an awards ceremony held in Cardiff on Wednesday 28th September. A total of eight villages, four from North Wales and four from the South, had been shortlisted for prizes in the competition which is organised and funded by Calor – the UK’s leading supplier of LPG (liquefied petroleum gas). The competition assesses communities on six aspects of village life, with categories in Community Life, Business, Young People, Older People, Environment and, judged separately, Information Communication Technology (ICT). The village of Gladestry in Powys has gained a regional category award for Older People. More >>
28/09/2005
Llansannan
Success for Llansannan in Calor Village of the Year® for Wales Competition
The final results of the inaugural Calor Village of the Year® for Wales competition have been announced at an awards ceremony held in Cardiff on Wednesday 28th September. A total of eight villages, four from North Wales and four from the South, had been shortlisted for prizes in the competition which is organised and funded by Calor – the UK’s leading supplier of LPG (liquefied petroleum gas). The competition assesses communities on six aspects of village life, with categories in Community Life, Business, Young People, Older People, Environment and, judged separately, Information Communication Technology (ICT). The village of Llansannan in Conwy has gained two regional category awards for Young People and Environment. More >>
28/09/2005
Michaelston-y-fedw
Success for Michaelston-y-fedw in Calor Village of the Year® for Wales Competition
The final results of the inaugural Calor Village of the Year® for Wales competition have been announced at an awards ceremony held in Cardiff on Wednesday 28th September. A total of eight villages, four from North Wales and four from the South, had been shortlisted for prizes in the competition which is organised and funded by Calor – the UK’s leading supplier of LPG (liquefied petroleum gas). The competition assesses communities on six aspects of village life, with categories in Community Life, Business, Young People, Older People, Environment and, judged separately, Information Communication Technology (ICT). The village of Michaelston-y-Fedw in Newport has gained a regional category award for ICT. More >>
28/09/2005
St Dogmaels
Success for St Dogmaels in Calor Village of the Year® for Wales Competition
The final results of the inaugural Calor Village of the Year® for Wales competition have been announced at an awards ceremony held in Cardiff on Wednesday 28th September. A total of eight villages, four from North Wales and four from the South, had been shortlisted for prizes in the competition which is organised and funded by Calor – the UK’s leading supplier of LPG (liquefied petroleum gas). The competition assesses communities on six aspects of village life, with categories in Community Life, Business, Young People, Older People, Environment and, judged separately, Information Communication Technology (ICT). The village of St Dogmaels in Pembrokeshire has gained three regional category awards for Business, Young People and Environment. More >>
28/09/2005
Clawddnewydd
Top Village in Wales Revealed
The final results of the inaugural Calor Village of the Year® for Wales competition have been announced at an awards ceremony held in Cardiff on Wednesday 28th September. A total of eight villages, four from North Wales and four from the South, had been shortlisted for prizes in the competition which is organised and funded by Calor – the UK’s leading supplier of LPG (liquefied petroleum gas). The competition assesses communities on six aspects of village life, with categories in Community Life, Business, Young People, Older People, Environment and, judged separately, Information Communication Technology (ICT). The village of Clawddnewydd in Denbighshire has gained the prestigious title of 2005 Calor Village of the Year® for Wales. More >>
28/09/2005
Ffarmers
Top Village in Wales Revealed
The final results of the inaugural Calor Village of the Year® for Wales competition have been announced at an awards ceremony held in Cardiff on Wednesday 28th September. A total of eight villages, four from North Wales and four from the South, had been shortlisted for prizes in the competition which is organised and funded by Calor – the UK’s leading supplier of LPG (liquefied petroleum gas). The competition assesses communities on six aspects of village life, with categories in Community Life, Business, Young People, Older People, Environment and, judged separately, Information Communication Technology (ICT). The village of Ffarmers in Carmarthenshire has narrowly missed out on gaining the prestigious title of 2005 Calor Village of the Year® for Wales. More >>
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