Posted: Thu 26th May 2022

Flintshire’s Best Kept Community Awards back for 2022 – Here is how to enter…

News and Info from Deeside, Flintshire, North Wales
This article is old - Published: Thursday, May 26th, 2022

Volunteers and community organisations involved in improving their local area are being invited to apply for Flintshire’s Best Kept Community Awards for 2022.

The Best Kept Community competition aims to develop and highlight a sense of pride amongst local people throughout Flintshire.

It illustrates and emphasises how much voluntary work is undertaken to keep Flintshire beautiful and how communities work together to make where they live desirable and a place they are proud to call home. 

After a 2 year break, Flintshire Local Voluntary Council, in partnership with Flintshire  County Council, are inviting Towns, Villages and Senior Citizens Housing Estates to showcase their environmental projects and community spirit.  

There are Five main categories in the competition: 

  1. Best Kept Village with a population of up to 1000 
  2. Best Kept Village with a population over 1000 
  3. Best Kept Town 
  4. Best Kept Senior Citizens Social Housing Estate 
  5. Best Kept Community Area (e.g. park, field, allotment, wildlife area, cemetery, church  yard) 

There will also be a ‘Volunteer of the Year Award’ for organisations nominated in  categories A to E. 

Judges will visit all areas nominated and will be looking for links between community involvement, our natural environment and our wellbeing. Successful nominations could  receive one of four levels of recognition 

Platinum – in honour of our Jubilee year and an expression of the highest standard  

Gold – excellent overall aspects of community involvement, biodiversity, and  environmental enhancements 

Silver – very good aspects of community involvement, biodiversity, and environmental  enhancements 

Bronze – good aspects of community involvement, biodiversity, and environmental  enhancements  

Nominations are required by Friday 17th June.  

If you wish to nominate your area for an award, please contact Shaun Darlington on 01352  744000 or email [email protected] 

[Photo: Wildflowers in Golftyn Park – Our Back Yard]

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