Two schools and a wellbeing project in Llangollen have been shortlisted in the Denbighshire Leisure Ltd (DLL) 2024 DLL Active Communities Awards.
The awards are a prestigious celebration of the outstanding achievements within the community in sport, activity, arts, and culture over the past year.
Shortlisted in the Primary School of the Year category is Ysgol Bryn Collen in Llangollen while in the Secondary School of the Year category is the town's Ysgol Dinas Bran.
Up for honours in the Best Arts for Wellbeing Project category is Make, Meet and Create based in Pengwern.
The awards ceremony, sponsored by Lockstock storage, will take place on Wednesday, November 13 at Rhyl Pavilion Theatre, and will recognise and honour individuals, schools, clubs, and projects that have made a significant difference in their community.
Jason Mohammad, Welsh radio and TV star and presenter of BBC One’s Final Score, is hosting the presentation evening.
From exceptional coaching to inspiring arts projects, these awards highlight those who have contributed to creating a healthier, more active, and culturally enriched community.
Individuals, clubs, charities, groups and schools from across Denbighshire have been shortlisted, all coming together to celebrate the amazing work happening across the county.
* Individuals are shortlisted in a number of other awards categories although Denbighshire Leisure Ltd has provided no details of where in the county they are from.
For the shortlist and more information on the 2024 DLL Active Communities Awards, please visit https://denbighshireleisure.co.uk/ac-awards-2024/
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