Eastern Daily Press Active Norfolk Sports Awards winners pictured receiving their trophy from Danny Nobbs . Winners of both the Sporting Village of the Year and the Winners Winner Peter Steward and Shane Hull ( blue tie ) representing Hethersett.Photo: Steve Adams
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
11:13 AM
Hethersett has received praise from Prime Minister David Cameron for embracing the government’s Big Society initiative.
The village’s efforts to support sport, fitness, wellbeing and the environment have been praised in a letter from the Cabinet Office after villagers’ organised events throughout the year and for being named Norfolk Sports Village and Norfolk Champion of Champions in 2011 from the EDP and Active Norfolk. “I am pleased that residents have taken on the ideas behind the Big Society and are really making a difference to the community,” said Sarah Baker of the Cabinet Office’s social action team, who was contacted directly by David Cameron.
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Good ol' boy that Dave. Before him there weren't none of this volunteering, community spirit business it seems. Maybe he could go on to invent family values, some charity beginning at home and a few victories for common sense?
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I ronnie
Thursday, January 19, 2012
Hethersett is a strong community and has been for years with sports clubs, toddler groups and an annual pantomime. David Cameron can't take the credit for this one - it's down to the people of the village.
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Babs
Wednesday, January 18, 2012