Winners 2004

  • Audrey Flash

    Neighbour of the Year

    Her neighbours think Audrey Flash is one in a million. Born in Jamaica, 63-year-old Audrey emigrated to the UK in the 1960s and has spent the past 25 years as a youth worker at Birmingham's Woodview Community Centre

    Nesta Murray

    Teacher of the Year

    Three years ago Nesta Murray, headteacher of St Ann's C of E Primary School in Tottenham, north London, launched an anger management programme to reduce violence and bullying in her inner city school

  • Colin Osborne

    Fundraiser of the Year

    Ten years ago Colin Osborne was given only two months to live. Diagnosed with testicular cancer, the disease quickly spread to his abdomen, pelvis and lungs

    Kevin Johnston

    Prince's Trust Young Achiever

    Kevin Johnston has fought back from the depths of crime and drug addiction and now helps disadvantaged young people learn from his mistakes

  • Birdie McDonald

    Carer of the Year

    More than 800 children from around the world call 62-year-old Birdie McDonald "mum."

    Rick Buckley

    Outstanding Bravery

    In August 2002 AA patrolman Rick Buckley was driving round a notorious bend in North Yorkshire known as "Devil's Elbow", when he thought he'd stumbled onto the set of a movie

  • Lynsey Walters

    Outstanding Bravery

    A trip on the last bus home after a night on the town turned into a journey from hell for Lynsey Walters when she risked her life to save a man being viciously stabbed

    Scott Muir

    Child of Courage

    Inspirational teenager Scott is the only member of his family who can hear - and that means this schoolboy helps his profoundly deaf mum, dad and two brothers cope with their silent world

  • Danny Taylor

    Child of Courage

    When he was just four years old, little Danny Taylor trekked nearly a mile in the middle of a cold night to save his diabetic mother's life

    Cornel Hrisca-Munn

    Child of Courage

    Cornel was born with no lower arms and one of his legs severely deformed but has not let his disability stop him from living life to the full

  • Terri Calvesbert

    Child of Courage

    Terri Calvesbert was just two-years-old when she was horrifically burned during a fire at her home, started accidentally by her mother's cigarette

    Michaela "Dolly" McCarthy

    Child of Courage

    Doctors told brave Michaela McCarthy she would never walk again after an horrific road accident

  • The World Cup winning England Rugby Squad

    Inspirational Sportsmen

    For one brief moment on the morning of Saturday November 22, 2003, England collectively held its breath

    'A' Flight, 202 Squadron, RAF Boulmer

    Beyond the Call of Duty

    Every day, RAF search-and-rescue teams risk their lives to save others but few can be as brave as the four men of 'A' Flight

  • Lydia Nash

    Special Award

    We all want to win a fortune on a TV quiz show, but very few of us would then give it all away

    Trooper Chris Finney

    Special Award

    Trooper Chris Finney is a true war hero who showed breathtaking courage under fire during the Iraq War

  • Rylstone WI

    Special Award

    The Women's Institute in the small Yorkshire village of Rylstone thought they would only raise a laugh and a few thousand pounds when they got their kit off for a charity calendar - but they ended up bringing in almost £1million

    Leisha Hodgkinson

    Special Award

    For the second time in her life Leisa Hodgkinson kept her head while all around were losing theirs

  • Sir Alec Jeffreys

    Lifetime Achievement

    Serial killers and rapists have been caught and convicted, the innocent freed, and families reunited - thanks to the ground-breaking work of Sir Alec Jeffreys

  1. 1
  2. 2
  3. 3
  4. 4
  5. 5
  6. 6
  7. 7
  8. 8
  9. 9
  10. 10

Sign up to our newsletter

Sign Up

Drop us a line

Contact us

Pride of Britain
One Canada Square, London. E14 5AP

Enquiries: info@prideofbritain.com