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Prestigious "Joseph J Magrath Award" for Rtn Brian Parker |
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Written by David Brittain (Brigg)
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Tuesday, 22 April 2008 |
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PP Brian Parker has been awarded Brigg Town’s highest accolade and was presented with the Joseph J Magrath award for public voluntary service by Brigg Town Mayor, Councillor Michael Doherty, at the Civic Charity Banquet on 13th March at the Kar Restaurant, Brigg.
Joe Magrath OBE was a prominent, long-serving town clerk to Brigg Urban District Council and later Brigg Town Council. The silver rose bowl is awarded to the person who, in the opinion of Brigg Town Council, has contributed most to the wellbeing of the town during 2007 in one or more of the following ways: Valuable service with an organisation, Service to the old and infirm, Service to the youth of the town, Service to the cultural life of the community, Service within sport and leisure organisations, Courageous actions, Actions which have increased the standing of the town. This community service award is in recognition of Brian’s commitment and support for various charities and voluntary organisations including Rotary. |
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 22 April 2008 )
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Film Premiere - "Hull of a Drive" |
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Written by Ian Macfarlane (Humberside)
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Wednesday, 16 April 2008 |
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The Film Premier of the Hull Freedom Trail film 'Hull of a drive' took place at the Vue Cinema at the top of the Princes Quay Complex on Tuesday 15th April, 2008. The Lord Mayor and her escort were in attendance to see the film and to meet the 24 trekkers at the reception which followed the film. The drivers of the Rotary sponsored vehicle, Bas Blackbourn, Chrissy Moog and Dr. Isobel Fleming were on hand to explain Rotary's patronage of the event.
The instigator of the Trail, Jonathan Richards, gave a short lead-in to the film, in which he introduced Rita from one of the benefitting charities in Sierra Leone. She said how much she appreciated what the team had done and how useful the 4 X 4 would be to the orphanage. Jonathan then praised the work of the producer of the film; Claudio explained a few of the difficulties that he had overcome to make the film and also what fun it had been to work with a bunch of ordinary people completing an extraordinary task. He praised the film editors who had had the difficult job of selecting ninety minutes out of the 80 Hours of film that he had shot. |
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Last Updated ( Monday, 21 April 2008 )
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Humanitarian Award Winner Announced |
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Written by Freya Cross (District PRO)
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Tuesday, 08 April 2008 |
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The Rotary International Humanitarian Reporting Award 2008 has been awarded to international photo journalist Lee Karen Stow. Lee was nominated by The Rotary Club of Hull Paragon, supported by District 1270 Communications Committee.
Allan O Jagger, President of Rotary International in Great Britain and Ireland said "This award recognises outstanding humanitarian-based news reporting and the contribution made by journalists in helping the general public better understand humanitarian, health, education and cross-cultural issues. Lee is a very worthy winner as her work has highlighted many humanitarian global issues over many years both locally and internationally." |
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Last Updated ( Monday, 21 April 2008 )
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