Trudy Davies took the title of Community Champion at the exclusive 2023 Fed Awards.
Trudy Davies is pictured with John Howard, circulation director of Reach who sponsored the category, and Naga Munchetty, who hosted the ceremony. Photo: Ray Schram.
The glittering ceremony was hosted by BBC presenter Naga Munchetty at London’s Royal Lancaster Hotel on January 24. “To achieve these objectives we introduced free deliveries for daily papers and goods and substantially increased telephone orders to keep our customers safe. Trudy added: “We went out and collected wool in the local area for baby hats, gloves and blankets to be made for charity and we’ve sent over 5,000 items to hospitals locally and nationally.
“In collaboration with Danielle Baird, we have purchased two bleed kits for our town and are proud to say we are the first ones in Wales to have these for public use. We continue to fundraise for more bleed kits by selling plants.”
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