LETTERS – So proud after Pride Awards

I am feeling so pleased and proud for the people of Pinchbeck following some great successes by village groups and individuals in the Pride of South Holland Awards recently.

This marvellous event, so capably organised by Jan Whitbourne for the eighth year running, was an extremely enjoyable afternoon of fun, laughter, praise and some tears, both of joy and sadness.

The accolades and tributes made about Coun Angela Newton were well deserved and very moving. Coun Gary Porter spoke warmly of her skills and talent in local politics for so many years.

The acknowledgment of the work of Coun Stephen Timewell in bringing the Flower Parade home was richly deserved.

There was amazing entertainment from singers, dancers and the bagpipes.

The surprise guest of honour gave a very inspirational speech, Simon Weston’s bravery is humbling and he and his wife were both very friendly and interested in everyone and all the stories behind the awards.

A marvellous afternoon, thoroughly enjoyed by all who attended.

Coun Elizabeth Sneath
Pinchbeck

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