Doubleclick honoured with community award
The Doubleclick team were delighted recently to win an award at the High Sheriff of Clwyd Community Awards 2026, in recognition of our work “creating opportunities for the people of Flintshire who are experiencing mental health difficulties”.
The Office of High Sheriff is an independent non-political appointment, with 55 High Sheriffs currently serving the counties of England and Wales, making “a meaningful contribution” to the county during their year in office. They play an increasingly active role in promoting community organisations, with many giving their own personal awards to organisations, groups and individuals who have made an outstanding contribution in some way within their communities.
The High Sheriff of Clwyd Community Awards provide “a special opportunity to honour some of the remarkable volunteers and organisations within the historic and ceremonial counties of Clwyd” – which includes Conwy, Denbighshire, Flintshire and Wrexham.
Thanks so much to the current High Sheriff Julie Gillbanks – who told us we were “an easy win”, the team at FLVC and all those involved in the event. Also a big thank you to Rhian, one of Doubleclick’s very own guardian angels, for joining us, and finally a huge congratulations to the other winners, amongst whom we felt very humbled!
