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The '''Homo Heroes Awards''' have been awarded every year since 2010, by the [[Lesbian and Gay Foundation]] in [[Manchester]]. | The '''Homo Heroes Awards''' have been awarded every year since 2010, by the [[Lesbian and Gay Foundation]] in [[Manchester]]. | ||
==2014 winners== | |||
*Volunteer of the year:[[Jenny-Anne Bishop]] | |||
*Public sector partner of the year: [[North West Ambulance Service]] | |||
*Community group or organisation of the year: [[Village Bakers]] | |||
*Business of the year: [[Serenity Security Solutions]] | |||
*Role model of the year: [[Dave Armstrong]] | |||
*LGBT venue of the year: [[The Molly House]] | |||
*Barclays straight ally award: [[Tracy Walsh]] | |||
*Community champion of the year: [[Vivien Walsh]] | |||
*Alan Turing Memorial Award: [[CHE 50th anniversary|CHE]] | |||
*Outstanding Achievement Award: [[Duncan Craig]].<ref>http://www.lgf.org.uk/news-articles/homo-heroes-awards-2014-your-winners-/ LGF website</ref> | |||
==References== | |||
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[[Category:Manchester]] | [[Category:Manchester]] | ||
Revision as of 10:58, 10 October 2014
The Homo Heroes Awards have been awarded every year since 2010, by the Lesbian and Gay Foundation in Manchester.
2014 winners
- Volunteer of the year:Jenny-Anne Bishop
- Public sector partner of the year: North West Ambulance Service
- Community group or organisation of the year: Village Bakers
- Business of the year: Serenity Security Solutions
- Role model of the year: Dave Armstrong
- LGBT venue of the year: The Molly House
- Barclays straight ally award: Tracy Walsh
- Community champion of the year: Vivien Walsh
- Alan Turing Memorial Award: CHE
- Outstanding Achievement Award: Duncan Craig.[1]
References
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