Everybody contributes to what we’re doing, all the individuals are heroes. The get togethers give everybody pleasure. Personally my wife is my hero.

Submitted by David

He co-founded the street arts project which helped vulnerable people in the community get together through music.

Submitted by Katie

She worked at Escape Arts, she helped us during workshops. She was hilarious and we had a great bit of banter. She was doing an apprenticeship here.

Submitted by Michelle

His input has kept the Chilvers Coton Heritage Centre running, in a voluntary capacity. He’s Chair of the trust, also chair of the George Eliot Fellowship; a former school teacher, he had the forethought to take photos of the town when areas were being developed so there are good records of how it was.

Dean volunteers for the heritage centre. He’s here every Thursday morning, opens up, puts all the tables out and fills up the water urn. His star would have a set of keys on it. It’s not just us that he does it for.

My mum, currently in hospital having a hysterectomy. She champions all her children and grandchildren and is a wonderful support.

Submitted by Nicola

Cyril looks after the swans and other birds.

Janet works tirelessly to inform our community about, and help us to act to save ourselves, indeed the whole human race, from extinction by the results of Climate change. There of course others inside and outside SCA, doing so and I could have named them. But Janet stands as shining example of what we have to do and now, together with constant campaigning. While the rest of us fall so short in our actions.

Submitted by Richard

I don’t know his name – I should ask him!

I know when he’s done a litter pick because the streets in my local area are clean and tidy and look so much better.