The King’s Award for Voluntary Service is the highest award given to local volunteer groups across the UK to recognise outstanding work done in their own communities and this year’s round of nominations will open on 1st September 2024. The award was created in 2002 to...
This award celebrates the outstanding work of volunteer groups across the UK. Groups do not have to be a registered charity and any volunteer-led organisation with three or more volunteers can be nominated.The Lord-Lieutenant has been delighted to see so many voluntary groups in the...
The Princess Royal had a busy day when she visited the county last week. Her first stop was a visit to the Cavalier Centre just outside Much Wenlock where the Lord-Lieutenant welcomed Her Royal Highness, who is patron of the Riding for the Disabled Association. ...
The King's Awards for Voluntary Service (KAVS) awardees are announced annually on 14 November, King Charles III's birthday. The KAVS is the highest award given to UK volunteer groups for exceptional work carried out in their communities and is the personal recognition by the Sovereign of the...
His Majesty’s Lord-Lieutenant of Shropshire, Anna Turner JP is delighted that eight Shropshire organisations have been awarded the King’s Award for Voluntary Service. The Shropshire groups honoured with the award are:The Cavalier CentreRiding for the Disabled and personal development programmesfor improved wellbeing through horsesChurch and Chetwynd...
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The King's Award for Voluntary Service celebrates the outstanding work of local volunteer groups across the UK. Groups do not have to be a registered charity and any voluntary organisation with three or more volunteers can be nominated. The award is the equivalent to an...
