Pride of Britain Awards

2014 Winner Jack MacKay Jack, 11, will be honoured at the Pride of Britain Awards 2014, after he saw the bull mastiff attacking his mum and baby brother, and couragously made himself a target instead. Football-mad Jack Mackay was kicking a ball around with some pals outside his home when he heard a scream. As […]

2014 Winner Renée-Mai Bolter Renée-Mai will be honoured at the Pride of Britain Awards 2014 after she showed incredible bravery during the terrifying, eight-hour ordeal. Renée-Mai put herself in danger and showed incredible bravery, calm and presence of mind when a violent attacker took her family hostage in a terrifying eight-hour ordeal. The schoolgirl was […]

2014 Winner Ted McCaffery As little Ted waited in hospital to undergo open heart surgery, the youngster wanted to watch a bit of television to help pass the time. But when he discovered the TV was not working, the six-year-old’s first thought was not for himself, but for the next seriously ill child who would […]

2014 Winner Sir Roy Calne When medical student Roy Calne was presented with the case of a man dying from kidney failure in 1950, he asked his senior consultant if anything could be done. The man was about the same age as him and the aspiring surgeon wondered if the patient could receive a kidney […]

2014 Winner Cissy Adamou Cissy Adamou has been through more traumatic experiences in her 15 years than most people face in a lifetime. The bright teenager has survived a heart transplant, kidney transplant and tumours on her spine and brain. She has been moments from death and her parents have even been told there was […]

2014 Winner Georgia Hardie After finding herself homeless at the age of 11, Georgia Hardie has turned her life around, built a successful career and helped inspire others through charity work. Georgia was forced out of the family home by her alcoholic mother’s unpredictable behaviour, ending up alone on the street in the middle of […]