Red Kite Law supporting Pembrokeshire Local Hero awards


Red Kite Law will be supporting the Radio Pembrokeshire Local Hero awards 2015.
The legal eagles are sponsoring the prestigious Child of Courage award.
“As a locally-based firm, we always like to do our bit to support community events,” said Red Kite Law partner David Sangster.
“The Child of Courage award at the annual Pembrokeshire Local Hero awards is one of the most important at the event.
“We are looking forward to being part of the judging panel. And we are looking forward to being at the glitzy awards dinner to be staged at The Cleddau Bridge Hotel. on Thursday, February 26.”
Mr Sangster added: "We sponsored the Child of Courage award at last year's event and our Donna Purchase presented the prize. It is one of the most emotional prizes on the night and we are proud to be associated with it."
The overall sponsors for the Radio Pembrokeshire Local Hero Awards are Valero, the operators of Pembroke Refinery.


Nomination categories include:
Act of Bravery
Entrepreneur of the Year
The Arts and Culture Award
Contribution to Sport
Volunteer of the Year
The Green Award
Mum of the Year
Dad of the Year
National Park Award
Good Samaritan or Contribution to Charity Award
Child of Courage with Red Kite Law
Countryside Champion
Teacher of the Year
Carer of the Year

Website -
http://www.radiopembrokeshire.com/?do=wpage&page=Local_Hero_Awards_2015

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