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Here's what our past attendees had to say

Our events bring together industry professionals for unforgettable experiences.

About Castell Events

Take a look at our previous events, where we bring professionals together for great experiences while supporting our Charity of the Year. Each event is designed to connect people, create lasting memories, and raise funds for a meaningful cause. Explore our past events and stay tuned for more opportunities to get involved.

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Supporting The Elidor Foundation

The Elidor Foundation is a registered charity founded by Dorian and Elizabeth Payne, supporting the education and development of young people across Wales.

It is built on the belief that enterprise, leadership and life skills shape future opportunities, particularly for those without access to strong networks or role models.The foundation works at a grassroots level with schools, clubs and community groups to deliver programmes that build confidence, entrepreneurial thinking and leadership.

Through practical local support, it aims to help young people develop the mindset and skills to create better futures.

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CASTELL GROUP 
EVENTS

“Last year’s Charity Golf Day was a great day out, really well put together and a brilliant chance to meet and catch up with people in the industry. The mix of golf and networking made it a really enjoyable event, and I’m definitely looking forward to this year’s one”
Richard Thomas
RDT Chartered Surveyors
"A fantastic day, very well run and fun day throughout. I look forward to future golf events!"
Steve Dury
SPD Property

UPCOMING EVENTS

Check out our upcoming events

  • 15 Oct 2026, 18:30 – 23:50
    voco St. David's Cardiff by IHG, Havannah St, Cardiff CF10 5SD, UK
    Join us for an unforgettable evening at our Charity Gala Dinner in support of The Elidor Foundation. Enjoy a three-course menu, live music, entertainment and raffles, all while raising vital funds for enterprise and technology projects in Welsh Primary schools.
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