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Nominations open for The Daily Mirror’s Pride of Britain Awards 2015
Now in its 17th year, The Pride of Britain Awards sees politicians and royalty join stars of show business, sport and music to honour the nation’s unsung heroes. Winners range from members of the armed forces and emergency services who have gone beyond the call of duty to courageous children and adults, charity fundraisers, care workers and community activists.
Award Categories
- Outstanding Bravery
To recognise an individual who has put themselves in danger to help or save the life of another. - Child or Teenager of Courage
To recognise a child or teenager who has put themselves in danger to help or save the life of another or has battled against the odds. - Lidl's Young Fundraiser of the Year
To recognise a child or teenager, under the age of 16, who has gone beyond all expectations to raise money for a good cause, however large or small the amount. - ITV Local Fundraiser of The Year
To recognise a tireless charity fundraiser. Open to all over 16. - Good Morning Britain Local Hero of the Year
To recognise an individual who has improved the lives of those around them in their community. - Emergency Services
To recognise a member or members of the police, fire, ambulance, coastguard, mountain and sea rescue services who have gone beyond the call of duty. - Teacher Of The Year
To recognise a truly inspiring teacher in primary or secondary education. Can be state or private. - Lifetime Achievement
To recognise an individual whose achievements have been far-reaching, possibly on a national or international level. - Special Recognition
To recognise individuals who the judging panel consider to be Pride of Britain, but whose achievements do not fit into other categories. Examples include inspiring campaigners, members of the armed forces who have helped others, carers and volunteers.
Do you know an inspiring person, child or teacher whose bravery, fundraising, courage or fortitude deserves recognition? Submit your nomination