Celebrations as Winners of First Churchill Living Local Hero Awards Crowned
Celebrations were in order as the first-ever Churchill Living Local Hero Awards winners were announced.
The inaugural award, supported by The Solihull Observer, recognized inspirational over 60s who make a difference across the West Midlands.
Winners, supporters, and residents from Bower Lodge in Shirley attended a ceremony with associates and partners of the awards, where they enjoyed coffee and cake.
Highly Commended Award Winner: Terry Flower
Terry Flower, a 77-year-old from Solihull, received a Highly Commended award for his dedication to saving lives as a volunteer Community First Responder with FastAid.
- Attended over 4,500 emergency calls since 2009
- Provides lifesaving care before ambulances arrive
- Engages in fundraising, mentoring new volunteers, and maintaining local defibrillators
- Supports first aid at community events
Terry Flower's selfless contributions have made a significant impact in his community.
Author's summary: Churchill Living Local Hero Awards honors inspirational seniors.
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