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Countryside Alliance Awards - the party continues in Wales!

Welcome to the website of the Countryside Alliance Awards. The Awards exist to champion the people, skills, produce, enterprise and heritage of our rural communities. The 2009 Awards will open to nominations on 3rd September 2009. 

The Morgans team celebrate with Simon Hart

Morgans Newsagents and Post Office in Llangadog, Carmarthenshire, crowned their winning year by holding a party for the entire community in the shop on Friday 29th May 2009. The team celebrated winning the Alliance's Award for best Village Shop/ Post Office in Britain at a House of Lords reception in March, and have continued their winning streak with several awards since.

Countryside Alliance Chief Executive Simon Hart attended the party (pictured second from left with the Morgans team) along with Countryside Alliance Director for Wales, Rachel Evans, and Awards Director Jill Grieve. Simon told the assembled locals that Morgans was a worthy winner and a credit to rural Wales, and the party went on until the wee small hours.

 
Media coverage of 2008's winners

Tivyside Advertiser: Llwynhelyg farm shop award well deserved

Horse & Hound: Country sports outfitter Oliver Brown beats the credit crunch

The Press: Tockwith Show secretary Les Wake commended

Wiltshire Gazette & Herald: Customers’ choice at Nettleton

The Journal: NE Business: Special time of year in country

Essex Echo: Countryside champion

Worcester News: Well done, Bill, you're our hero in the country

Clitheroe Advertiser: Food Trail savours the flavour of national success

Northants Evening Telegraph: Award for Shop@Stanwick

Ludlow Advertiser: Councillor is in line for national award

Birmingham Post: From dairy farm milk to ice cream

St Albans & Harpenden Review:Harpenden farmer wins national accolade


Farmers Guardian: Countryside Alliance Awards honour best of rural Britain

 
Media coverage rolls in for the 2008 Awards

Press & Journal: Wildlife photographer to attend top awards

Wetherby News: Tockwith Show's Les fights it out against host of celebrities to claim rural hero award

The Press: Tockwith Show secretary Les Wake nominated for major rural award

Horse & Hound online: Clarissa Dickson-Wright and Janet Street-Porter vie for rural hero

The Times: Diary: The feathers are set to fly as the battle to win the Countryside Alliance’s Rural Hero award hots up...

Farmers Weekly: Field Day Blog: Battle of the double barrels

St Albans Review: Harpenden farmer in running for Countryside Alliance award

Weston & Somerset Mercury: Organic farm wins top award

East Grinstead Courier & Observer: Award for store due to close its doors

Hexham Courant: Tynedale trio are top country businesses

 
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