By Huw Thomas
Conwy was ‘Centre of Operations’ for WMW in 2010. Infiniti global communications director Wayne Bruce and newly-appointed UK press officer Jean Kelly brought the company’s latest cars to The Quays at Deganwy in December - the fourth event held by the Group in the County Borough last year.
Queen of the North Wales coastal resorts, Llandudno and the ‘Colwyns’ (‘Bay’ and ‘Old’) accompany jewel in the crown, Conwy itself. A modern marina development The Quays and Deganwy look across the estuary westward to the magnificent late 13th century Conwy Castle and its remarkably intact walled town.
Even in the depths of Winter the view is stunning. Thomas Telford’s 1826 road bridge is all-of-a-piece with the Mediaeval architecture and railway bridge, twenty years later, blends in. Old fishermen’s cottages grace the harbour front lending an historical backdrop to the contemporary craft lying at anchor before them.
Conwy was ‘Centre of Operations’ for WMW in 2010. Infiniti global communications director Wayne Bruce and newly-appointed UK press officer Jean Kelly brought the company’s latest cars to The Quays at Deganwy in December - the fourth event held by the Group in the County Borough last year.
Queen of the North Wales coastal resorts, Llandudno and the ‘Colwyns’ (‘Bay’ and ‘Old’) accompany jewel in the crown, Conwy itself. A modern marina development The Quays and Deganwy look across the estuary westward to the magnificent late 13th century Conwy Castle and its remarkably intact walled town.
Even in the depths of Winter the view is stunning. Thomas Telford’s 1826 road bridge is all-of-a-piece with the Mediaeval architecture and railway bridge, twenty years later, blends in. Old fishermen’s cottages grace the harbour front lending an historical backdrop to the contemporary craft lying at anchor before them.
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