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9 November 2009
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Ranging from a Prime Minister to a fearless lifeboatman, our Hall of Fame features people who have made remarkable contributions to public life, locally and nationally.

Bertrand Russell Nobel Prize-winner, philosopher, social reformer and peace activist.	Betsy Cadwaladyr Nurse alongside Florence Nightingale in the Crimean War.
David Lloyd George Prime Minister of Britain during World War I.	Dick Evans Two times winner of the RNLI gold medal for bravery.
Harold Lowe The only officer to return to the sinking Titanic in search of survivors.	John Eilian Jones Journalist, poet and broadcaster.
Llewelyn the Great Llewelyn ap Iorwerth was one of the few to unify Wales.	Llywelyn ein Llyw Olaf The last leader of a united and independent Wales.
Michael D Jones Inspired the resettlement of Welsh people in Patagonia.	T E Lawrence (of Arabia) Leader of the Arabian revolt during WWI.
William Morgan Translator of the Bible into Welsh.	William Morris Hughes Prime Minister of Australia during WWI.

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