Neil Ferguson, 15, from Morningside, has been presented with a Life After Stroke Award by Paralympian Scott Quin and TV presenter Amanda Lamb at a glittering award ceremony in London on 1 November 2017.
Well Pharmacy has been named as Corporate Supporter of the Year by the Stroke Association at the charity’s annual Life After Stroke Awards. The awards celebrate the courage shown by stroke survivors and carers as well as the great work and commitment shown by health professionals, groups and supporter organisations.
Neath Port Talbot Stroke Support Group have been presented with a Life After Stroke Award on behalf of the Stroke Association by the BBC One Show host Alex Jones. The star-studded ceremony was held at London’s Dorchester Hotel on 1 November
A local Wiltshire resident is running a minimum of 10k every day for 256 days to raise vital funds for the Stroke Association.
Scunthorpe stroke survivor Kate Aitken, 84, is one of the thousands of people living with communication difficulties after a stroke.
Wroot stroke survivor John Parry, 74, is one of the thousands of people living with communication difficulties after a stroke.
Sutton Coldfield stroke survivor, Andy Brown, 62, is one of the thousands of people who has had to overcome communication difficulties after a stroke.
Prescot stroke survivor, Pamela Bateman-Lee, 48 is one of the thousands of people living with communication difficulties after a stroke.
Clodagh Dunlop, 38, from Magherafelt in Co. Londonderry has been presented with a Life After Stroke Adult Courage Award by the Stroke Association after surviving a brain stem stroke which initially left her with locked-in syndrome. She was given her award by actors James Norton and Victoria Yeates, at a star studded ceremony in the Dorchester hotel in London on 1 November 2017.
Dawn Minker, 67, from the Isle of Wight has been presented with a Life After Stroke Courage Award by Rudolph Walker, Shobna Gulati and Sally Lindsay on behalf of the Stroke Association at a star-studded ceremony at the Dorchester hotel in London on 1 November 2017.
Richard Raynor, 36, from Oxford, has been presented with a Life After Stroke Award for Creative Arts on behalf of the Stroke Association by broadcaster Mike Bushell and comedian Marcus Birdman at a glittering ceremony at the Dorchester hotel in London.
Guilford resident Lucy Trafford has been awarded a Life After Stroke Award for fundraising over £130 000 for the Stroke Association. She was presented with her award by actor Rupert Graves and Baroness Brady at a glittering ceremony at the Dorchester Hotel in London on 1 November 2017.
