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Businesswoman's work with university to transform Bangor city centre

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Medi Parry-Williams, founder of MPW Making Places Work, is helping to transform Bangor, which celebrates its 1,500th anniversary in 2025.

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Businesswoman's work with university to transform Bangor city centre

Medi Parry-Williams, founder of MPW Making Places Work, is helping to transform Bangor, which celebrates its 1,500th anniversary in 2025.

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Bangor: City's 1,500th anniversary boosted by new stores and university regeneration partnership

An inspiring businesswoman is helping transform town centres in Wales.

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City's 1,500th anniversary boosted by new stores and university regeneration partnership - Business in the News

AN INSPIRING businesswoman is helping transform town centres in Wales. And next up for Medi Parry Williams, Founder and Director of MPW Making Places Work, is Bangor, which this year celebrates its 1,500th anniversary. Medi was successfully awarded a Skills and Innovation Voucher (SIV) by Bangor University and is working in partnership with academics to create an online presence that will boost the high street’s retail and entertainment offering…

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City's 1,500th anniversary boosted by new stores and university regeneration partnership | West Wales Chronicle : News for Llanelli, Carmarthenshire, Pembrokeshire, Ceredigion, Swansea and Beyond

AN INSPIRING businesswoman is helping transform town centres in Wales. And next up for Medi Parry Williams, Founder and Director of MPW Making Places Work, is Bangor, which this year celebrates its 1,500th anniversary. Medi was successfully awarded a Skills and Innovation Voucher (SIV) by Bangor University and is working in partnership with academics to create an online presence that will boost the high street’s retail and entertainment offering…

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City's 1,500th anniversary boosted by new stores and university regeneration partnership

AN INSPIRING businesswoman is helping transform town centres in Wales. And next up for Medi Parry Williams, Founder and Director of MPW Making Places Work, is Bangor, which this year celebrates its 1,500th anniversary. Medi was successfully awarded a Skills and Innovation Voucher (SIV) by Bangor University and is working in partnership with academics to create an online presence that will boost the high street’s retail and entertainment offering…

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wales247.co.uk broke the news in on Tuesday, February 4, 2025.
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