A recent project has been completed in the village of Pensarn working with young people to create a beautiful piece of artwork. The project; funded by CRIMEBEAT was initiated by local North Wales Police PCSO Nerys Williams alongside Carol and Gordon from Penysarn Youth Club. It took about a month to complete and was finished in August 2021.
Young people from the area were involved and it allowed them to engage in a safe environment as the youth club had been closed since the first lockdown. The young people thoroughly enjoyed taking part in this project to brighten up the park in Pensyarn. Local artist Lucie Jones designed the piece and ensured the design was relevant to the village and the local history – we’d like to thank her very much for donating her time in creating and finishing this piece of work.
Dave Evans, Crimebeat Co-ordinator said: “This has been a fantastic grass-roots community project that has really engaged with local young people and the wider community. On behalf of the High Sheriff and Crimebeat I would like to thank all the young people who took part together with artist Lucie Jones and PCSO Nerys Williams who gave CRIMEBEAT the opportunity to support the project with a small grant.”
You can find more information about the High Sheriff’s Crimebeat Youth Fund at: www.crimebeatnorthwales.co.uk
We’d like to thank everyone involved including Penysarn Youth Club, local artist Lucie Jones, the young people who volunteered their spare time to help and Crimebeat; their funding allowed this project to go ahead – Diolch yn fawr!
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