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JCP SolicitorsSwansea City's JCP Solicitors is one of the largest independent law firms in Wales, offering accessible legal services for individuals, property and businesses. They are founding sponsors of the Prize. |
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Bevan and BucklandAs your local financial team, Bevan & Buckland are delighted to sponsor the Dylan Thomas Prize. We provide business support, accountancy and tax advice to many creative businesses locally. |
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Clyne FarmThis family run centre is the place to stay in Swansea and Gower and offers self catering accommodation and a wide range of activities open to residents and non-residents. They are founding sponsors of the Prize. |
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City and County of Swansea CouncilSwansea is the birthplace of Dylan Thomas, the home of the Dylan Thomas Centre and Dylan Thomas Festivals and a strong cultural and literary tradition. Swansea Council have supported the Prize from its inception. |
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Carmarthenshire County CouncilCarmarthenshire is where Dylan resided in his later life, spending time at the famous boathouse in Laugharne. Carmarthenshire County Council have supported the Prize since its inception. |
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Neath Port Talbot County Borough CouncilNeath Port Talbot has hosted a number of Prize events, not least in the magnificent Orangery at Margam Park, which has seen, amongst others, Hollywood actor and Port Talbot native Michael Sheen announce our longlist. |
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TrileinTrilein work with people to make great ideas a reality. Trilein are a founding supporter of the Prize and have assisted in the design and development of our business model and our DylanED community regeneration programmes. |
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5 Cwmdonkin Drive, Dylan Thomas Birth PlaceThe birth place of Dylan Thomas, 5 Cwmdonkin Drive has been extensively refurbished and returned to its condition in 1914. The house is available for tours, hosted events and on occasion, self catering stays. |
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MGB PRMGB PR is one of Wales' leading communications agencies, delivering innovative and award-winning public relations, marketing and events. |
