Hundreds tuned into the online ceremony which was live streamed on Facebook this evening. The awards, that champion teams and individuals that have gone above and beyond the call of duty during the Covid pandemic, were presented by Dr Hilary Jones MBE. After the ceremony he said: “It was an absolute pleasure and privilege to be able to host the awards. “This year perhaps more than any other it is time to recognise and celebrate the outstanding and magnificent work of all health and social care workers during the pandemic. “I am in awe of all they have achieved and the country owes them a massive debt of gratitude.”
Hundreds tuned into the online ceremony which was live streamed on Facebook this evening. The awards, that champion teams and individuals that have gone above and beyond the call of duty during the Covid pandemic, were presented by Dr Hilary Jones MBE. After the ceremony he said: “It was an absolute pleasure and privilege to be able to host the awards. “This year perhaps more than any other it is time to recognise and celebrate the outstanding and magnificent work of all health and social care workers during the pandemic. “I am in awe of all they have achieved and the country owes them a massive debt of gratitude.”
A couple from Appleton are opening their garden to the public to raise money for charity. Linda and Mark Enderby are showcasing their garden, which they have worked on for 19 years, as part of the National Garden Scheme. The scheme raises money for various nursing charities such as Macmillan Cancer Support, Hospice UK, and the Queen’s Nursing Institute. Funds are raised by admission fees which will be £4 for adults and free for children. The aim of opening a private garden to the public is to showcase your achievements, but also to give visitors ideas of what they can do with their own gardens.
In Wisbech, Elm House will open with its walled garden and three-acre flower meadow from 1-5pm.
Cambourne Gardens sees its 10th anniversary this year, with six gardens opening between 11am and 5pm on Sunday May 30.
- Credit: NATIONAL GARDEN SCHEME
There s a riverside setting for the gardens at Island Hall, Godmanchester, which are open from 10.30am to 4.30pm.
It will offer a chance to see this garden’s 18th century formal design with box parterre, a Saxon mill race and wild flowers.
The Old Baptist Chapel, Sutton, will be open from 1-6pm on Sunday May 30.
- Credit: NATIONAL GARDEN SCHEME
In Wisbech, Elm House will open with its walled garden and three-acre flower meadow from 1-5pm.
Cambourne Gardens sees its 10th anniversary this year, with six gardens opening between 11am and 5pm on Sunday May 30.
- Credit: NATIONAL GARDEN SCHEME
There s a riverside setting for the gardens at Island Hall, Godmanchester, which are open from 10.30am to 4.30pm.
It will offer a chance to see this garden’s 18th century formal design with box parterre, a Saxon mill race and wild flowers.
The Old Baptist Chapel, Sutton, will be open from 1-6pm on Sunday May 30.
- Credit: NATIONAL GARDEN SCHEME