The event was held on the 6th January 2004 at Glamorgan University Conference Centre in Pontypridd. Eighty four participants attended, representing a wide range national and local organisations and groups.
This was the largest consultation event and, by virtue of the numbers and wide scope of interests, the most challenging to enable as regards both the discussion time and feedback of inputs around the content of the Plan.
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Cefn Gwlad
The consultation event was held on the 2nd December 2003 at the Elan Valley Hotel in Ryader. Twenty-seven participants attended, representing national and local organisations.
There was a good mix of participants and a diverse range of views. Partly because of the compact venue this seemed like one of the more intense events. The views and opinions expressed were not always consistent, and occasionally contradictory. However, it was probably one of the strongest in terms of generating bottom-up community-focused ideas. Summary below.
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Menai
The event was held on the 27th November 2003 at the Celtic Royal Hotel in Caernarfon. Thirty-seven people attended, representing national and local organisations, as shown in Appendix.
This was one of the larger events outside the South-East, which also had a high proportion of Welsh speaking participants. The majority of the workshops groups were in Welsh and this added an important cultural dimension – offering some ideas and themes to consider bringing forward in the Plan.
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North East Wales
The consultation event was held on the 26th November 2003 at the North East Wales Institute Plas Coch campus in Wrexham. Thirty-eight people attended, representing a range of national and local organisations. This was one of the larger events embracing a broad spectrum of issues, helped by the range of participants – including some from England. Summary follows below.
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East Powys
The event was held on the 12th November 2003 at Coleg Powys, Newtown. Nineteen people attended, representing a mix of national and local organisations. Whilst one of the smaller events, this was nevertheless a diverse and creative one, because of the range of participants and their willingness to engage in a range of issues constructively and in an integrated manner. You can read the summary below.
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The event was held on the 11th November 2003 at the University of Aberystwyth. Twenty participants attended representing a range of national and local organisations. The discussions were lively and diverse, assisted by the breadth of participants from different organisations and roles. Continue below for the summary.
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