District Running Club Celebrates Success at 4th Annual Awards Ceremony
The Strand Hall in mid-Wales was buzzing with excitement on the night of 11th March as the District Running Club held its 4th Annual Awards Ceremony. Members of the club arrived in their best attire, ready to celebrate their achievements over the past year.
The night was a memorable one, filled with great food, excellent service, and top-notch entertainment. Fingers & Forks, the catering company, provided a delicious spread, which was enjoyed by all. Penmaenau Bars kept the drinks flowing, and Distant Relations had everyone on their feet dancing the night away. Jamie Bufton did an outstanding job as the sound engineer, ensuring that the music and speeches were crystal clear. Luke Dewinton was kind enough to lend the club a mic, which was much appreciated.
The highlight of the night was the motivational talk by the guest speaker, Josie Pearson MBE. The Paralympic athlete spoke about her career and the challenges she had faced, inspiring all those in attendance to persevere in the face of adversity. Her speech was both moving and thought-provoking, and it left everyone feeling motivated and inspired.
The evening was organised by Kate Jones, who worked tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure that everything ran smoothly. Avril and Haydn were the masters of ceremonies and presented the awards with humour and flair, making the evening all the more enjoyable. The members of the club couldn't help but feel a little bit envious of their witty banter, which rivalled that of Ant and Dec.
The highlight of the evening was undoubtedly the awards ceremony, where members were recognised for their hard work and dedication. The awards included the "Runners Runner" award, which was voted for by the runners themselves. Sophie Cook was the winner of this award, and she was overjoyed to be recognised by her peers. Raymond Davies was named the "Best Newcomer," while Donna Morris won the "Moment of Magic" award. Mathew Sullivan was awarded the "Most Improved Male," and Sophie Cook won the "Most Improved Female" award. Izzy Watts won the "Community Outreach" award, while Richard Edwards was recognised for his "Outstanding Achievement." Hannah Emily won the "Too Young to Know Any Better" award, and Mel Graham won the "Age is No Barrier" award.
The members of the club left the Strand Hall feeling inspired, motivated, and appreciated. It was a night to remember, filled with laughter, music, and great company. The District Running Club can look forward to next year's awards ceremony, safe in the knowledge that it will be an event not to be missed.
How can the Strand Hall help your event?
The Strand Hall, found in beautiful mid Wales, is a stunning and versatile venue that caters to a wide range of needs. Its spacious main hall, modern kitchen, intimate conference room, and welcoming foyer make it the perfect place to host events.
MAIN HALL
The main hall is spacious and can accommodate various activities, such as dances, stage productions, parties, and wedding receptions. The space can be easily transformed to suit the theme of the event, making it highly adaptable. The hall also has excellent acoustics, making it perfect for performances and concerts.
THE KITCHEN
The kitchen is a community space that can be used for cooking demonstrations, workshops, and other culinary events. The kitchen features brilliant catering facilities, making it easy for caterers to prepare and serve food during events.
THE CONFERENCE ROOM
The conference room can accommodate up to 20 people and provides a comfortable and intimate space for meetings, presentations, and other small gatherings. The room is equipped with modern audio-visual equipment, making it suitable for presentations and other multimedia events.
THE FOYER
The foyer is a large public space that serves as the heart of the venue. It is perfect for welcoming guests and serves as a great space for networking and mingling during events. The Foyer also houses the Council Offices and the Clerk to the Council, making it a hub for community activities.