Each month we are picking someone we feel deserves some recognition, be they an established celebrity, or more of a local celeb â We want to thank these everyday heroes for the things they have achieved.
Autumn is well and truly with us now, and we are gearing ourselves up for the brilliant autumn festival; bonfire night! With this in mind this month we have spoken to Karl Thorpe from a company called “The Round Table” who organise the Cheltenham Racecourse Fireworks display every year.
Each month we are picking someone we feel deserves some recognition, be they an established celebrity, or more of a local celeb â We want to thank these everyday heroes for the things they have achieved.
Stephen Sutton was an inspirational teenager who was sadly diagnosed with cancer in 2010 at the age of 15. His inspirational journey to complete his bucket list lead him to world wide fame, where he raised millions of pounds for the Teenage Cancer Trust. After his sad passing in May 2014, his mother Jane, who had always been by his side, continued fundraising, and this is who we want to honour this month.
Jane and Stephen
With Hen Harrier day just around the corner (7th August 2016), and to celebrate the launch of our latest RSPB charity T-Shirt “Harrier Potter and the Deathly Sparrows”, the RSPB have helped us with a guest blog to tell us a little more about these majestic creatures and how we can help save them.
Guest Blog by – BlĂĄnaid Denman, Project Manager, Hen Harrier LIFE+ Project
If I say âharrierâ, most people think âjetâ, few ever consider the bird the jet was named after â the hen harrier. Seldom seen but rarely forgotten, this beautiful bird of prey is an agile hunter and its acrobatic âskydancingâ courtship display is one of the most breathtaking spectacles in British nature.
Female Hen Harrier at Wallasea Wetlands taken by Trevor Oakley
Each month we are picking someone we feel deserves some recognition, be they an established celebrity, or more of a local celeb â We want to thank these everyday heroes for the things they have achieved.
This month we have picked the brave men and women at the Rye Harbour Lifeboat Station.
Each month we are picking someone we feel deserves some recognition, be they an established celebrity, or more of a local celeb â We want to thank these everyday heroes for the things they have achieved.
This month to coincide with the 2016 season opening we have picked not a person, but a whole place – The Sandford Parks Lido.
