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Who’s your inspiration? Nominate your everyday hero now!

Last updated: October 4, 2019 2:27 pm
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We all have our heroes…but perhaps they don’t always get the credit they deserve.

Well, these awards are set up to give deserving people special recognition, but they need your help to do so!

“When my legs were dangling outside the car, they got trapped between his car and a taxi”. Andrew Niinemae, Bravery Award winner 2019

The St David’s Awards celebrates good deeds and achievements of individuals and groups who’ve had a positive impact across Wales.

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Nominations for the 2020 awards are open, so if you’ve ever wanted to show someone how special they are, this is the perfect opportunity.

“It’s amazing that I’m getting recognised in my own country”. Bethan Owen, Young Person Award winner 2019

The St David’s Awards are the National Awards of Wales. Nominees don’t have to be UK citizens or live in Wales, but they must have a meaningful link to Wales.

The finalists and winners are selected by the First Minister of the Welsh Government and his advisors.

“We pride ourselves on finding the best in people and giving people a chance”. Scott Davies, Enterprise Award winner 2019

Each year there are nine St David’s Awards, the first eight of which are nominated by the public.

The categories are…
• Bravery
• Community Spirit
• Culture
• Business
• Innovation, Science and Technology
• Humanitarian
• Sport
• Young Person
• First Minister’s Special Award

The closing date for nominations is Thursday, October 17, so you don’t have long to have your say. Get in touch now!

To read more about the awards and submit a nomination please visit their website.

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