2026 Llangoed Flower Show Results
Our 2026 Show took place on the 4th of July with over 600 entries from more than 220 makers, bakers and growers. From carefully cultivated vegetables to imaginative crafts, every exhibit reflected the enthusiasm, talent and community spirit that make the Show so special.
Class A - Flowers
Judged by Sue Wynn-Jones
Best in Section - Heather Broughton
A1. Whats in Your Garden? vase of any six flowers
First - Heather Broughton
Second - Penelope Wright
A2. Agapanthus
First - Kay Laurie
Second - Penelope Wright
A3. Bee Friendly
First - Shannon Warren
Second - Heather Broughton
A4. Cacti or Succulent
First - Ffion Lewis
Second - Julie Upmeyer
A5. Gladiollus
First - Heather Broughton
Second - Julie Upmeyer
A6. Rose, any variety
First - Lucy Zalot
Second - Wendy Davies
A7. Sweet Pea, any variety, six blooms
First - Heather Broughton
Second - Shannon Warren
Class B - Flower Arranging
Judged by Norman Evans
Best in Section - Heather Broughton
B1. Three Blooms with Foliage
First - Kathryn Howard
Second - Thomas Barlow
B2. Arrangement in a Welly
First - Meg Marsden
Second - Penelope Wright
B3. ‘Zen Garden’ theme
First - Rebecca Littlewood
Second - Laura Grant
B4. Flower-less Foliage, greenery
First - Heather Broughton
Second - Kathryn Howard
B5. Monochromatic
First - Catherine Sproston
Second - Rebecca Littlewood
B6. ‘Year of the Fire Horse’ theme
First - John Harold
Second - Kathryn Howard
B7. Posy of Flowers
First - Shannon Warren
Second - Gabriele Semrau
Class C - Vegetables and Fruit
Judged by Medwyn Williams
Best in Section - Richard Williams
C1. What’s in your Garden? display of vegetables in a box
First - Roger Davies
Second - Annette Jones
C2. Beetroot, two with roots and leaves
First - Richard Williams
Second - Mary Gaunt
C3. Berries, other than strawberry
First - Roger Davies
Second - John Hembrough
C4. Broad beans, six
First - Roger Davies
Second - Linda Hughes
C6. Courgettes, three
First - Roger Davies
C7. Cucumbers, 1 large
First - Linda Hughes
Second - Richard Williams
C8. Cucumbers, 3 mini
First - Linda Hughes
Second - Golden Girls
C9. Kale, 5 stalks
First - Mary Gaunt
Second - Lucy Zalot
C10. Herbs, culinary and medicinal, with labels
First - Michelle Hilton
Second - Marion Rose
C11. Lettuces, two with roots
First - Natalia Krasowska
C12. Peas in pods, three
First - Clwb Garddio Ysgol Llangoed
Second - Mary Gaunt
C13. Potatoes, three coloured
First - Natalia Krasowska
Second - Katheryn Howard
C14. Potatoes, three white
First - Robert Holloway
Second - Roger Davies
C16. Rhubarb, 3
First - John Barry Jones
Second - Thomas Griffiths
C17. Strawberries, three
First - Julie Upmeyer
Second - Natalia Krasowska
C18. Tomatoes, any variety, three
First - Linda Hughes
C19. Tomatoes, cherry, six
First - Mary Gaunt
Second - Nicholas Stuart
Class D - Cookery
Judged by Eirian Young
Best in Section - Emily Lukehurst
D1. Cherry Cake
First - Kirsty Lindenbaum
Second - Lynda Thomas
D2. Decorated Coffee Cake
First - Lynda Thomas
D3. Ginger Cake
First - Olwen Williams
Second - Anita Malhotra
D4. Battenburg Cake
First - Lynda Thomas
D5. Bakewell Tart
First - Lynda Thomas
Second - Cathy Bell
D6. Chocolate Brownies
First - Emily Lukehurst
Second - Anita Malhotra
D7. Fruit Shrewsbury Buscuits
First - Lynda Thomas
Second - Irene Duff
D9. Sausage Rolls
First - Gareth Hughes
Second - Lynda Thomas
Class E - Preserves
Judged by Audrey Jones
Best in Section - Lynda Thomas
E1. Mixed Fruit Jam
First - Ian Snailham
Second - Lynda Thomas
E2. Blackcurrant Jelly Jam
First - Lynda Thomas
E3. Orange Marmalade
First - Mary Gaunt
Second - Kirsty Lindenbaum
E4. Beetroot Chutney
First - Lynda Thomas
Second - Val Jones
E5. Pickled Red Cabbage
First - Lynda Thomas
E6. Piccalilli
First - Lynda Thomas
Second - Gwenllian Hughes
E7. Cranberry Sauce
First - Lynda Thomas
E7. Fruit Cordial
First - Lynda Thomas
Second - Lucy Zalot
Class F - Arts, Crafts & Photography
Judged by Mari Rose Pritchard, Ness Owen and Mike Linford
Best in Class - Caroline Tebbutt
F1. Handmade clothing item
First - Anne Sutton
Second - Alison Layland
F2. Embroidery, any item
First - Susan Evans
Second - Leila Bailey
F3. Miniature Painting / Drawing
First - Elen Williams
Second - Michelle Hilton
F4. Collage, inspired by Anglesey
First - Cathy Bell
Second - Karen Flippance
F5. Botanical illustration (any plant, tree or flower)
First - Annette Jones
Second - Anne Sutton
F6. Knitted or crocheted cushion
First - Pegi Allsop
Second - Meg Marsden
F7. Stuffed Animal
First - Caroline Tebbutt
Second - Laura Grant
F8. Sculpture made from Natural Materials
First - Anthony Thompson
Second - Angharad Martin
F9. Poetry - Welsh
First - Audrey Jones
Second - Elain Hughes
F10. Poetry - English
First - Sarah Wordsworth
Second - Anna Powell
F11. Animal made from fruit/vegetables
First - Theresa Kudelska
Second - Catherine Unwin
F12. Photograph - Repetition
First - Elen Williams
Second - Marion Rose
F13. Photograph - Twilight
First - Elen Williams
Second - Catherine Unwin
F14. Photograph - Friendship
First - Brian Williams
Second - Elen Williams
Class G - Youth Flower, Vegetable & Fruit
Judged by Medwyn Williams, Norman Evans
G1a. Display of vegetables, grown by child, under Y1
First - Gwilym Davies Hughs
Second - George Edwards
G1e. Display of vegetables, grown by child, Y1 & Y2
First - Mabon Davies Hughes
G2a. Arrangement of flowers in a vase, under Y1
First - Cadi Williams
Second - Meithifra Ser Mor Beaumaris
G2b. Arrangement of flowers in a vase, Y1 & Y2
First - Lotti Mair
Second - Mabon Davies Hughes
G2c. Arrangement of flowers in a vase, Y3 & Y4
First - Isla Littlewood
Second - Ffion Lewis
G2d. Arrangement of flowers in a vase, Y5 & Y6
First - Robin Hughes
G2e. Arrangement of flowers in a vase, Y1 & Y2
First - Sam Lindenbaum
Class H - Youth Cookery
Judged by Anita Malhotra
H1a. Decorated cake, ‘Chocolate Overload’ theme, under Y1
First - Remi Todd
Second - Meithifra Ser Mor Beaumaris
H1b. Decorated cake, ‘Chocolate Overload’ theme, Y1 & Y2
First - Lotti Mair
Second - Iris O’Brian
H1c. Decorated cake, ‘Chocolate Overload’ theme, Y3 & Y4
First - Erik O’Brien
Second - Dion Owen
H2a. Cupcakes, decorated with ‘Underwater theme’, Under Y1
First - Remi Todd
Second - Matilda Edwards
H2b. Cupcakes, decorated with ‘Underwater theme’, Y1 & Y2
First - Sierra Cunliffe
Second - Iris O’Brien
H2c. Cupcakes, decorated with ‘Underwater theme’, Y3 & Y4
First - Erik O’Brien
H2d. Cupcakes, decorated with ‘Underwater theme’, Y5 & Y6
First - Menna Owen
Second - Otto Lindenbaum
H3a. Peanut Butter Cookies, under Y1
First - George Edwards
Second - Remi Todd
H3b. Peanut Butter Cookies, Y1 & Y2
First - Lotti Mair
H3c. Peanut Butter Cookies, Y3 & Y4
First - Eric O’Brien
H3d. Peanut Butter Cookies, Y5 & Y6
First - Oliver Lukehurst
H3e. Peanut Butter Cookies, Y7-Y10
First - Sam Lindenbaum
Class J - Youth Arts, Crafts & Photography
Judged by Mari Rose Pritchard, Jo Alexander, Rev. Leslie Rendle
Best in Show Under Year 1 - Nancy Cunliffe
Best in Show Y1/Y2 - Lotti Mair
Best in Show Y3/Y4 - Aiden Lines
Best in Show Y5/6 - Robin Hughes
Best in Show Y7-10 - Leila Bailey
J1a. Botanical illustration (any plant, tree or flower), under Y1
First - Remi Todd
Second - Lili Lloyd Owen
J1b. Botanical illustration (any plant, tree or flower), Y1/Y2
First - Sierra Cunliffe
Second - Olivia
J1c. Botanical illustration (any plant, tree or flower), Y3/Y4
First - Aiden Lines
Second - Ffion Lewis
J1d. Botanical illustration (any plant, tree or flower), Y5/Y6
First - Cara Owen
Second - Frances Jones
J1e. Botanical illustration (any plant, tree or flower), Y7-Y10
First - Leila Bailey
Second - Afton Kimmelshue
J2a. Drawing/painting ‘Weather’, under Y1
First - Noah Unwin
Second - Billie Rose
J2b. Drawing/painting ‘Weather’, Y1/Y2
First - Lotti Mair
Second - Tommy Slater
J2c. Drawing/painting ‘Weather’, Y3/Y4
First - Nazun
Second - Georgia
J2d. Drawing/painting ‘Weather’, Y5/Y6
First - Cerys McIldowie
Second - Aria Littlewood
J2e. Drawing/painting ‘Weather’, Y7-Y10
First - Rose Otter
Second - Leila Bailey
J3a. Miniature Garden on a Plate, under Y1
First - Cadi Williams
Second - Remi Todd
J3b. Miniature Garden on a Plate, Y1/Y2
First - Lotti Mair
Second - Erin
J3b. Miniature Garden on a Plate, Y3/Y4
First - Nesta Lewis
Second - Non
J4b. Poetry, Welsh, Y1/Y2
First - Lotti Mair
J4c. Poetry, Welsh, Y3/Y4
First - Ffion Lewis
J5a. Poetry, English, under Y1
First - Gwilym Davies Hughes
J5b. Poetry, English, Y1/Y2
First - Mabon Davies Hughes
J5c. Poetry, English, Y3/Y4
First - Ffion Lewis
Second - Nesta Lewis
J6a. Lego construction (not from a kit), under Y1
First - Cadi Williams
J6b. Lego construction (not from a kit), Y1/Y2
First - Mabon Davies Hughes
J6c. Lego construction (not from a kit), Y3/Y4
First - Nesta Lewis
Second - Isla Littlewood
J6d. Lego construction (not from a kit), Y5/Y6
First - Cerys McIldowie
J7a. Papercraft, under Y1
First - Remi Todd
Second - Meithifra Ser Mor Beaumaris
J7b. Papercraft, Y1/Y2
First - Lotti Mair
J7c. Papercraft, Y3/Y4
First - Ffion Lewis
Second - Ollie Unwin
J7d. Papercraft, Y5/Y6
First - Cerys McIldowie
J7e. Papercraft, Y7-Y10
First - Leila Bailey
Second - Ruby Lawty
J8a. Animal made from a vegetable(s), under Y1
First - Nancy Cunliffe
Second - Remi Todd
J8b. Animal made from a vegetable(s), Y1/Y2
First - Lotti Mair
J8c.Animal made from a vegetable(s), Y3/Y4
First - Ffion Lewis
Second - Dion Owen
J8d.Animal made from a vegetable(s), Y5/Y6
First - Robin Hughes
Second - Menna Owen
J9b. Photograph ‘Night & Day’, under Y1
First - Remi Todd
Second - Noah Unwin
J9c. Photograph ‘Night & Day’, Y3 & Y4
First - Cadi Williams
Second - Ffion Lewis
J10a. Photograph ‘Friendship’, under Y1
First - Cadi Williams
Second - Meithifra Ser Mor Beaumaris
J10b. Photograph ‘Friendship’, Y1 & Y2
First - Loitti Mair
J10c. Photograph ‘Friendship’, Y3 & Y4
First - Ollie Unwin
J10d. Photograph ‘Friendship’, Y3 & Y4
First - Robin Hughes
J10e. Photograph ‘Friendship’, Y7-10
First - Alfie Unwin
Second - Ruth Kimmelshue
THE NICOLA CLAYTON TROPHY
’For the Love of our Locality’
Presented by Seiriol Swimmers
Awarded to the entry that best reflects the magical place in which we live - something grown or made here in the place we all call home.
2026 Winner - Karen Flippance
2025 Winner - Shannon Warren
2024 Winner - Jo Alexander
2023 Winner - Ian Flack
The Special Awards
RONA ROSE AWARD
‘Awarded to the display that brings together beauty, creativity, warmth and joy — the kind that makes people stop, smile and admire it for a little while longer.’
Presented by Simone Lewis
2026 Winner - Theresa Kudelska
CYNGHRAIR SEIRIOL ALLIANCE AWARD
’Best Entry by a Young Person’
2026 - Dion Owen
2025 Winner - Leila Bailey
2024 Winner - Ffion Lewis
2023 Winner - Ashli-Jane
CYNGOR CYMUNED LLANGOED A PENMON
COMMUNITY COUNCIL
’Best use of Natural Materials’
Presented by a Member of the Council
2026 - Laura Grant
2025 Winner - Jan Hale
2024 Winner - Camu Bach
2023 Winner - Tomos Griffiths
MAGGIE EVANS WILLOW AWARD
’For exceptional Craftsmanship’
Presented by Maggie Evans
2026 Winner - Meryl Jones
2025 Winner - Maggie Roberts
THE ROLAND MCILDOWIE MEMORIAL
AWARD
for the best preserve in the show
Presented by Lucy McIldowie
2026 Winner - Lynda Thomas
The Judge’s Choice Awards
Creativity and Craftsmanship (flower arrangement) - John Harold
Volunteer’s Choice (collage) - Meg Marsden
Captured Moment (poem) - Elin Williams
Continuing Saga (poem) - Shawn Larson
Excellent presentation, freshness, labelling (herbs) - Michelle Hilton
