This could be someone who has done anything from the great to the very simple for their neighbour or neighbours. It may have made a real difference to someone’s life, or had a positive impact on the neighbourhood – perhaps helping to keep it safe.
No matter where we live in Guernsey, there are people at the very heart of our neighbourhoods and their contributions deserve to be celebrated.
A YOUNG LADY who delivered home-made cakes to her neighbours during lockdown has been nominated for a Pride of Guernsey Award.
Amy McColl, 14, has been nominated for the Guernsey Gas-sponsored Neighbour of the Year award, and her neighbour Jayne Le Cras
CAROLINE DOREY has been nominated for the Guernsey Gas-sponsored Neighbour of the Year award for being made of ‘pure kindness’.
EXTENDING kindness during a difficult time lead one neighbour to nominate Chris Baker for Neighbour of the Year.
Sponsored by Guernsey Gas, the category showcases local heroes who make a difference to their neighbourhood community, making life a little b
BEAUTIFUL Christmas cakes, cups of tea and shopping runs are just some of the neighbourly things which Castel resident Marion Ashdown has done.
Nominated for the Guernsey Gas-sponsored Neighbour of the Year award by Roy Holland, Mrs Ashdown was described
NEIGHBOURLINESS is personified in Mick Eborall, who helps any and all on his estate whatever the need.
Because of his tireless efforts, he has been nominated for the Guernsey Gas-sponsored Neighbour of the Year award.
CHRIS SMITH has lived next to Nikkie Kerr for more than four years and has nominated her for the Guernsey Gas-sponsored Neighbour of the Year award.
She said that Mrs Kerr is a wonderful neighbour and friend.
‘ONE of the most caring gents I know’ is how one nominator described publican Richard Skipper.
Put forward separately by three of his neighbours, Marisa Robilliard, Sarnia Help and Gary Sheppard, for the Guernsey Gas-sponsored Neighbour of the Year a