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Event Information

Order of Events

18:30    Drinks Reception
19:15    Welcome
19:30    Paralympian interviews (part one)
20:15    Emerging Athlete Q&A
21:15    Lifetime Achievement and Emerging Athlete Awards
21:45    Paralympian interviews (part two)
22:00    Raffle
23:00    Final orders / Bar closes
23:30    Carriages

Your Menu this evening

Starter

Ham Hock Terrine (E, SD)
with gribiche, pickled cucumber, beetroot

Main Course

Roasted British Reared Chicken Breast (D, E, SD)
with crushed carrot and swede, tender stem broccoli, dauphinoise potatoes, Bourguignon sauce

Dessert

Apple and Blackberry Crumble Tart (W, V, D, S)​​​​​​​
with Chantilly cream, blackberry gel​​​​​​​

D - Contains Milk / Dairy
E - Contains Egg
S - Contains Soya
W - Contains Wheat
SD - Contains Sulphur Dioxide
V - Vegetarian

Alternative vegetarian/vegan options will be offered to those who sent prior notification of their dietary requirements.

Your host this evening

Sam Lloyd

This evening’s host is Sam Lloyd – a highly acclaimed sports broadcaster who has covered sporting events all over the world including Wimbledon, World Athletics Championships, NBA All Star Basketball, Dubai World Cup and World Rally Championship.

Throughout her career Sam has hosted, filmed and reported on disability sport, and she was the announcer for Boccia at the London 2012 Paralympic Games.

Twenty years ago Sam set up LloydBell Productions – a sports TV and radio production company whose clients include Porsche, Ascot, Dubai Marathon and Badminton Horse Trials. Sam is fiercely proud of her Welsh roots and is a big advocate for sport in Wales.

Your entertainment this evening

Only Kids Aloud

The Only Kids Aloud Chorus is an annual project run by The Aloud Charity, that runs continuously for 12 months each year. 

We are proud to welcome around 70 talented girls and boys from across Wales to the programme each year, who audition for their place and enjoy regional rehearsals as well as residential-style learning. With no official National Children’s Choir for Wales, OKA provides a high-quality choral experience for children from every corner of the country.

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