Winners 2002

  • Jill McGowan

    Carer of the Year

    Jill McGowan knows better than most the misery caused by asthma. Not only is she a sufferer herself, but as a nurse she has spent 27 years treating people with breathing difficulties

    Barbara White

    Fundraiser of the Year

    When three-year-old Joanna Hastings lay ill in hospital, Barbara White made a promise to her that would eventually help change thousands of young lives

  • Emma Honey

    Prince's Trust Young Achiever

    By the time Emma Honey was 17, most people had written her off. She lived with a violent boyfriend and was immersed in a world of crime to feed her addiction to hard drugs

    Sandra Walton

    Teacher of the Year

    In 1997, Pineapple Junior Infants School was a byword for failure. Its pupils were under-achieving, attendance was low and morale among staff was plummeting

  • Mark Glover

    Linda McCartney Award for Animal Welfare

    Just 15 years ago a fur coat was as much a status symbol as a Ferrari or a Rolex, but today most people would not be seen dead in anything dead. And it is all down to the commitment of one man

    Sophie Knight

    Child of Courage

    The floods which hit Britain in December 2000 cost the nation tens of millions of pounds in lost business and damage to homes

  • Sophie Render

    Child of Courage

    Sophie and Catherine Render have a bond that goes far deeper than most mothers and daughters

    Steve Wardle

    Neighbour of the Year

    Before Steve Wardle moved on to the Grange Park housing estate, many of its residents were too scared to leave their homes at night

  • PC Simon Dell

    Beyond the Call of Duty

    If it hadn't been for the brave actions of PC Simon Dell, Christine Fox would today be a widow, grieving the loss of her son

    Sean McNally

    Child of Courage

    Steven Portman lost his arm in a horrific accident, but if it hadn't been for his best friend, Sean McNally, he would probably have lost his life

  • Joseph Anderson

    Child of Courage

    When Joseph Anderson grows up, he hopes to be either a comedian or a clown. His impressions of Michael Caine regularly have his mother and older sister doubled up in hysterics

    David Beckham

    Sportsperson of the Year

    It was on October 6 at Old Trafford that David Beckham was crowned the king of English football. The 26-year-old England captain strode on to the pitch for a showdown with Greece as an icon of the national sport

  • Katie-Louise Beynon

    Child of Courage

    Late one evening last May, 12-year-old Katie-Louise was watching TV with her mother when she heard a loud bang from her brothers' room upstairs. She dashed up to their bedroom and found Adam, seven, on the floor

    Anthony Peltier

    Outstanding Bravery

    When deputy headteacher Anthony Peltier was sent on a four-day first aid course, he knew the skills would come in handy

  • Richard Emmott

    Outstanding Bravery

    When Richard Emmott hung up his rugby boots for the last time, he had no idea that the skills he acquired on the pitch would one day be called upon to avert a shooting tragedy

    Debby Dumigan

    Outstanding Bravery

    Debby Dumigan has always been a good listener. If ever her family or friends have a problem it is always her they turn to

  • Margaret Jellett

    Special Award

    To her pupils, Margaret Jellett is a devoted art and design teacher whose dedication and enthusiasm is an inspiration

    Kirsty Howard

    Special Award

    Six-year-old Kirsty Howard captured the nation's heart when she was picked as a mascot for the England team in their World Cup qualifier against Greece last year

  • The Heroes of September 11

    Special Award

    Emergency service workers the world over are prepared to put their lives on the line to save others. But rarely has their dedication been more clear than on September 11, 2001

    Sir John Sulston

    Lifetime Achievement

    President Bill Clinton called it the "most wondrous map ever produced by mankind". Others have compared the mapping of the human genome to the discovery of fire or the invention of the wheel

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