Author Archives: Tim Jones

THIS MESSAGE IS BEING SENT TO EVERYONE WHO HAS APPLIED FOR THE £15,000 GREAT BRITISH HIGH STREET PRIZE FUND. There are just three hours to go before the deadline (midnight) for applications to be submitted for funding for community projects … Continue reading →

Community projects have until midnight on Friday to apply for a share of the £15,000 prize won by Crickhowell in the Great British High Street competition. They have to submit a proposal and rough costing to Corn Exchange Crickhowell Ltd, … Continue reading →

We have two flats coming up for rent in The Corn Exchange: one one-bed and one two-bed. Both have a secure entrance, access to a shared decking area with views over the rooftops. Both have windows overlooking the best High … Continue reading →

There is just over a week left to apply for a share of the £15,000 prize money won by Crickhowell in the Great British High Street competition. Local people have until midnight on Friday, January 25th to submit an application … Continue reading →

There are just over three weeks to go in which to make an application for funding from the £15,000 Great British High Street prize money. Only written applications submitted by January 25th will be considered. You can find out full … Continue reading →

GET YOUR IDEAS READY – HERE IS THE PROCESS WE WILL USE TO ALLOCATE THE PRIZE MONEY FROM THE GREAT BRITISH HIGH STREET AWARD. We are calling for applications for some or all of the £15,000 prize money won by … Continue reading →

There are so many people who make Crickhowell the special place it is. As one part of our bid to win a Great British High Street Award for the town, we put together this picture story to recognise their contribution. … Continue reading →

Two new plaques have appeared on the front of The Corn Exchange – one which was unveiled by The Prince of Wales during the official opening earlier this month, another which tells the story of The Corn Exchange project. The … Continue reading →

  Re: General Data Protection Regulations (GPDR)   This is to advise you that on the 25th of May 2018 the new General Data Protection Regulations come into force. This requires all organisations that hold your personal information to advise … Continue reading →