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A TRAILER COMPANY based in Corwen has helped create a lasting legacy for a rural community after teaming up with a TV show to transform a vintage horsebox. It was turned into a mobile office and a commentary position for local shows in Ysbyty Ifan in Conwy after Ifor Williams Trailers worked with the producers of S4C series Prosiect Pum Mil (5,000 Pound Project) on the spectacular makeover. The 30-year-old horsebox was donated to the village committee by owner Jane Roberts and her family who live on the nearby Pennant farm. She bought it second hand in 1999 and it was in constant use for many years – but had been left idle after falling into disrepair. ....
A TRAILER COMPANY based in Corwen has helped create a lasting legacy for a rural community after teaming up with a TV show to transform a vintage horsebox. It was turned into a mobile office and a commentary position for local shows in Ysbyty Ifan in Conwy after Ifor Williams Trailers worked with the producers of S4C series Prosiect Pum Mil (5,000 Pound Project) on the spectacular makeover. The 30-year-old horsebox was donated to the village committee by owner Jane Roberts and her family who live on the nearby Pennant farm. She bought it second hand in 1999 and it was in constant use for many years – but had been left idle after falling into disrepair. ....
TV show helps Conwy village committee with jaw-droppingâ transformation of old horsebox Local volunteers worked with makeover experts to convert the old, Ifor Williams trailer into a mobile office and commentary box 05:00, 12 DEC 2020 At the socially distanced unveiling were, from left, Steve Lawrence of IWT, Prosiect Pum Mil presenters Trystan Ellis-Morris and Emma Walford, Lois Wynne of IWT, village committee chairman Alun Davies and Samantha Williams of IWT (Image: Mandy Jones) Sign up to our free newsletter for the top North Wales stories sent straight to your e-mail Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up now! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. ....