Property law fi rm stakes claim for spoils at Monmouth Raft Race
A leading South Wales property law fi rm has given an oarsome insight into its tactics for claiming glory at the 2017 Monmouth Raft Race.
Insight Law, which has chosen St David’s Hospice Care as its nominated charity for the year, is entering a crack team into the race intent of lifting the winners’ trophy. Insight Law partner Paul Jones said: “Although it’s the fi rst time we’ve entered a team into the Monmouth Raft
Race
we’ve prepared hard, have everything in place and are determined to push for glory from the start.” The law fi rm has christened its raft Insight Oar after the fi rm’s Kathryn Willdig won a competition to name their craft. Insight Law, based at
52nd Monmouth Raft Race. The major sponsors for this year’s raft race are BDW South Wales, Mandarin Stone and Tiny Rebel. Award sponsors are Siltbuster, Jolly Clothing, Harrison Clark Rickerby Solicitors, and EE Monmouth. Further awards
sponsorship
Paul Jones (centre) of Insight Law and Tania Ansell, of St David’s Hospice Care with prospective rafters (l to r) Gemma Monday, Mathew Chapman, Louise Lewis and Ellie Simpson
Cardiff Gate Business Park, has already completed a range of events in support of St David’s Hospice Care including g Transporter Bridge abseil, Moon Walk, Severn Bridge Walk, the Lottery, Big Welsh Brew, Jolly Jumper Day plus regular clothes donations and the Kolor Dash.
Bid to make Cardiff sparkle
Cardiff BID announced a six-month deep-cleaning programme to ensure chosen parts of the city sparkle, starting this month on Queen Street.
As part of the wash up, businesses will be able to suggest any areas to be cleaned via Cardiff BID’s team of Street Ambassadors. Suggestions will be used to inform a weekly programme of work for the cleansing team. The initiative is being rolled out following feedback gathered by the Ambassadors that parts of Cardiff are beginning to look unkempt. The cleansing team will be sprucing up the streets, painting kerbside furniture, getting to work scraping off posters or stickers, removing grease and taking away waste.
Executive Director of Cardiff BID, Adrian Field, said: “Appearance and cleanliness is so important to businesses as it’s what brings their trade through the doors. We’re delighted to be able to offer this additional cleansing, keep making sure Cardiff is as clean as possible and ultimately, help out the businesses in the BID area. “We’re starting with Queen Street but we will move to other areas across the city based on where the Street Ambassadors are getting the most requests. If the project is a success, we will extend the programme for a number of years.”
Established in November 2016, Cardiff BID covers 130 streets across the capital city stretching from Principality Stadium to Newport Road and Butetown to Cathays. One of the largest BID areas in the UK comprising over 950 levy payers, the deep cleansing project is just one of the many programmes the BID has planned for their fi ve- year strategy to make the city more welcoming, vibrant and infl uential.
The team of Street Ambassadors will be visiting businesses in the coming weeks to collect requests and begin putting the project into place. For more information on Cardiff BID, visit:
cardiffbid.com
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Organisers, Monmouth Rotary Club who have staged the annual River Wye Raft Race for the
past 15 years, will once more raise funds for St David’s Hospice Care through its staging of the
opportunities remain available, as are stalls at the family festival at the fi nish. The 2017 Monmouth Raft Race, organised by Monmouth Rotary Club, will take place on Sunday, September 3, starting from Monmouth Rowing Club and ending at Tump
Farm, Whitebrook. The annual event sees crews of four or more build rafts and then paddle them 6.5 miles down the River Wye from the rowing club steps at Monmouth to Whitebrook. Entry costs £75 per raft including a commitment to raise a minimum of £100 in sponsorship. For full details about the 2017 Monmouth Raft
Race,
including online or postal entries, please visit www.
monmouthraftrace.com or call Monmouth Raft Race secretary, Rotarian David Forbes on 01600 712665 or Kris Broome at St David’s Hospice Care on 01633 851051.
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