Voluntary and community groups across Wales have just over three weeks to be nominated for a Queen's Golden Jubilee Award. A successful group must demonstrate that it is locally run, has a proven track record of active involvement in the community, normally over a period of three years or more, and has generated a high level of goodwill and respect among those it serves and the wider community. For further details of the award, visit the Golden Jubilee website at www.goldenjubilee.gov.uk, e-mail gjaward@homeoffice.gsi.gov.uk or phone 0845 000 2002. First Minister Rhodri Morgan said, 'Voluntary and community groups play an essential role in providing important services to people in Wales and across the UK.'
Voluntary and community groups across Wales have just over three weeks to be nominated for a Queen's Golden Jubilee Award. A successful group must demonstrate that it is locally run, has a proven track record of active involvement in the community, normally over a period of three years or more, and has generated a high level of goodwill and respect among those it serves and the wider community. For further details of the award, visit the Golden Jubilee website at www.goldenjubilee.gov.uk,e-mail gjaward@homeoffice.gsi.gov.ukor phone 0845 000 2002.
First Minister Rhodri Morgan said, 'Voluntary and community groups play an essential role in providing important services to people in Wales and across the UK.'
