11th St David Awards to take place in Cardiff
Guests at tonight's ceremony will include the new First Minister of Wales Vaughan Gething
Last updated 11th Apr 2024
People from across Wales will be recognised tonight at the St David Awards in Cardiff.
The ceremony is now into its 11th year and will include guests like the new First Minister Vaughan Gething.
The categories and nominations are as follows:
Bravery
Callum Smith (Porth)
Owain Williams, Victoria James, Stephen Wardman, Ross Wellington (Caerphilly)
PC Cath Parry (North Wales Police)
PS Isabelle Coulson and PS Ross Phillips (Gwent Police)
Business
CASE UK Ltd (Wellbeing Company)
Deaf Friendly Ltd (BSL Training)
Peter Radcliffe (Retired Businessman)
Community Spirit
Angela Bullard (Volunteer)
Helen Hughes (Stephens and George Charitable Trust)
Mohammed Alamgir Ahmed (Muslim Council of Wales)
Critical Worker
Llinos Williams, Branwen Ainscough and Sarah Hirst Williams (Health professionals)
Muslim Doctors Cymru (Health professionals)
Therapy and Recovery Team at Brynawel Rehab (Rehabilitation Unit)
Culture
Aloud Charity (Charity)
Cheryl Beer (Artist and Composer)
Elise Davison (Artistic director)
Mared Huws (Arts development co-ordinator)
Environment Champion
Caru Eryri (Volunteers)
Fare Share Cymru (Charity)
Frankie Hobro (Conservation project)
Innovation, Science and Technology
Concrete Canvas (Innovators)
CARiAD team based at North Wales Centre for Primary Care (North Wales)
Dr Gwenllian Rees (Aberystwyth University)
Sport
Cheryl Foster (Football referee)
Tomi Roberts-Jones (Sportsman)
Wales Men and Women Deaf Rugby Teams (Rugby teams)
Young Person
Jacob Allman-Whitehouse (Fundraiser)
Lia Ellis Thomas (Young carer)
Noah Herniman (Fundraiser)