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3:20 PM January 8, 2021
Frontline health staff, key community volunteers and charity workers have been recognised in The Queen’s 2021 New Year Honours after a challenging year. Here Neavie and Ella Bulman look out of their window during lockdown.
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After the very worst of years, the very best among us – from frontline health staff to key community volunteers and charity workers – have been recognised in The Queen’s 2021 New Year Honours.
Here we spotlight some of the deserving stars that Prime Minister Boris Johnson applauds as “an inspiration to us all”.
Last year brought to the fore a new breed of community champions. including those working in the NHS to treat coronavirus patients, scientists developing effective vaccines and key workers keeping essential services operating.
âInspiringâ champions of communities honoured By Contributor
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Updated: 12:07, 08 January 2021
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After the very worst of years, the very best among us â from frontline health staff to key community volunteers and charity workers â have been recognised in The Queenâs 2021 New Year Honours. Here we spotlight some of the deserving stars that Prime Minister Boris Johnson applauds as âan inspiration to us allâ.
Scarborough residents place messages in their windows Neavie and Ella Bulman look out of their window. Picture: Richard Ponter
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‘Inspiring’ champions of communities honoured
After the very worst of years, the very best among us – from frontline health staff to key community volunteers and charity workers – have been recognised in The Queen’s 2021 New Year Honours. Here we spotlight some of the deserving stars that Prime Minister Boris Johnson applauds as “an inspiration to us all”.
Last year brought to the fore a new breed of community champions… including those working in the NHS to treat coronavirus patients, scientists developing effective vaccines and key workers keeping essential services operating.
These “ordinary people” who continue to go above and beyond have been recognised for sterling work delivered in extraordinary circumstances.