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The village of Clawddnewydd, Denbighshire has been awarded the title of 2005 CVOY for Wales. Representatives of the village were presented with their awards by Sir Roger Jones OBE, Chairman of the WDA and Calor's managing director, Howard Kerr. |
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The village of Ffarmers, Carmarthenshire is the 2005 winner for South Wales, having also won a regional category prize for Community Life.
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Brynteg, Wrexham is the 2005 Older People and ICT category winner for North Wales.
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Llansannan, Conwy is the 2005 Young People and Environment category winner for North Wales.
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St Dogmaels, Pembrokeshire is the 2005 Business, Young People and Environment category winner for South Wales.
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Gladestry, Powys is the Older People category winner for South Wales.
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Michaelston-y-Fedw, Newport is the ICT category winner for South Wales.
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Wales launch - this shows the launch of Wales' new competition on St David's Day (March 1st) in the village of Llangernyw - the Welsh Calor Village of the Year® for 2004. Children from the local school put on a concert. |
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Llangernyw Planting - this shows Chris Wiggins, North Wales Calor Centre Manager, with Sophie Roberts and Gwion Ellis-Jones of Ysgol Bro Cernyw School in Llangernyw.
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Llangernyw regional - this shows the presentation to the village of Llangernyw for winning the title of 2004 Calor Village of the Year® for Wales. |
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