Pride of Britain Awards

Winners 2020

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Agnes Malcolmson and Danny Turner

Outstanding Bravery 2014

Nurse Agnes and hospital store room worker Danny tackled a man walked who had walked into Glasgow’s Royal Infirmary, set himself on fire and was heading towards the maternity ward.

Fraser Johnston

TSB Community Partner 2017

Helped set up Cycling Without Age, which gives isolated elderly people a new lease of life by taking them for invigorating countryside rides. Fraser, from Falkirk, spends his spare time in the saddle, taking care home residents out for trips through the countryside on his trishaw bike, which has a seat for two fastened to the front.
Captain Sir Tom Moore

Special Recognition

Centenarian inspired Britain and the world with a lockdown walking challenge that raised more than £38million for NHS charities.

Major Chris Brannigan

ITV Fundraiser

Doting dad walked barefoot from Land’s End to Edinburgh, to raise funds for a rare disorder, following his daughter’s diagnosis.
Emmie Narayn-Nicholas

Child of Courage

Schoolgirl leukaemia patient and her family were inspired to provide meals, support and comfort to the families of other seriously-ill children.

Betty McGlinchey

Special Recognition 2014

When her best friend died at just 36, caring Betty McGlinchey didn't hesitate to take in her two young daughters and raise them as her own. It was the start of a remarkable life as a foster mother to more than 1,200 often troubled children and young people.
Agnes Malcolmson and Danny Turner

Outstanding Bravery 2014

Nurse Agnes and hospital store room worker Danny tackled a man walked who had walked into Glasgow’s Royal Infirmary, set himself on fire and was heading towards the maternity ward.

Fraser Johnston

TSB Community Partner 2017

Helped set up Cycling Without Age, which gives isolated elderly people a new lease of life by taking them for invigorating countryside rides. Fraser, from Falkirk, spends his spare time in the saddle, taking care home residents out for trips through the countryside on his trishaw bike, which has a seat for two fastened to the front.
Captain Sir Tom Moore

Special Recognition

Centenarian inspired Britain and the world with a lockdown walking challenge that raised more than £38million for NHS charities.

Major Chris Brannigan

ITV Fundraiser

Doting dad walked barefoot from Land’s End to Edinburgh, to raise funds for a rare disorder, following his daughter’s diagnosis.