Clwyd South MP Simon Baynes (pictured) is supporting PubAid’s campaign and encouraging local entries for its 2020 Community Pub Hero Awards.
Every year, PubAid runs a competition to find the Charity Pub of the Year, sponsored by Matthew Clark and run in conjunction with the All-Party Parliamentary Beer Group.
This year, the country’s pubs, and people’s lives more broadly, have been disrupted by the Covid-19 outbreak and lockdown.
Pubs closed and fundraising became
near-impossible – but that didn’t stop licensees and their teams across the
country from doing all they could to support their communities.
PubAid therefore decided to change the name of the competition this year to the Community Pub Hero Awards, and are looking for pubs who went the extra mile to help others during the pandemic.
Maybe by offering vital supplies for local residents, cooking
hot meals for the elderly or keeping people connected through online quizzes or
chats.
Simon Baynes said: "There are some amazing pubs in Clwyd South who have really gone the extra mile to help their communities through the pandemic.
"I’d encourage any Clwyd South residents who know of any such pubs to send in a nomination so our local licensees and teams get the recognition they deserve.”
* To nominate a pub,
please complete a nomination form before 30th November by visiting http://www.pubaid.com/.
Judges will review
entries received and publish a shortlist. All finalists will be invited, with
their MP, to an online ceremony in the new year when the overall winner will be
announced.
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