Recognition for his tireless work helping rescued animals Lincolnshire
Lincolnshire’s answer to the late Steve Irwin will be recognised for his dedicated work with rescued animals at Lincolnshire Wildlife Park, when he receives the British Citizen Award at the Palace of Westminster this month.
The British Citizen Award is seen as the nation’s way of recognising extraordinary people in everyday life who go above and beyond to represent today’s multicultural and welcoming UK.Steve founded a charity in the early 90s to both assist local parrot owners and their pets, and take rescued parrots to see terminally ill children – though his mission would soon change from parrots to the wider animal community.
Thanks to Steve’s dedicated work, trustees and staff at the park are now responsible for over 1,500 animals, each with a uniquely created facility that provides a therapeutic value to many areas of the mental health sector. The medal presentation will be hosted by TV personality Nick Knowles, and attended by Lord Dholakia and Specsavers founder Dame Mary Perkins.
日本 最新ニュース, 日本 見出し
Similar News:他のニュース ソースから収集した、これに似たニュース記事を読むこともできます。
Celebrating 20 years of PCSOs in LincolnshireOne of the longest serving PCSOs reflects on her time in the job
続きを読む »
Ukrainian refugees enjoy first Christmas and New Year in LincolnshireTatiana and her daughter Veronika are staying in Boston
続きを読む »
Lincolnshire artist recreates Stonehenge from own kidney stonesThe unusual interpretation of the Wiltshire landmark is part of a touring exhibition.
続きを読む »
RAF Coningsby squadron leader in cockpit for first ever British orbital space launchYou can watch the history-making moment on YouTube by clicking on the link inside the story
続きを読む »
£4m boost for Lincolnshire's fight against homelessnessEast Lindsey and Lincoln will get the highest amount Lincolnshire
続きを読む »
Lincolnshire health boss encourages people to wear face masksThe fight against the latest wave of flu and coronavirus
続きを読む »