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Denbigh non-profit company’s manager to step down after 29 years of service

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Nathan Jones has represented Cynnig, which provides support and activities with complex needs, since 1994. Before becoming manager, he was supporting adults with a learning disability within the Henllan Training Centre. Steph Jones will step up from the assistant manager's post after more than four years in the role.

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Denbigh non-profit company’s manager to step down after 29 years of service

Nathan Jones has represented Cynnig, which provides support and activities with complex needs, since 1994.

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