Publish date: 12 March 2024
The High Sheriffs across Berkshire and Oxfordshire were welcomed at Broadmoor Hospital to recognise the commendable contributions of staff with a special awards ceremony. The ceremony, held annually, serves as an opportunity to celebrate the unsung heroes who work tirelessly behind the scenes. Managers and senior leaders at the Hospital nominated 19 members of staff from a variety of backgrounds and professions, having demonstrated exceptional dedication and service.
High Sheriffs, traditionally appointed by the Monarch, serve as the ceremonial representatives of the Crown in their respective counties. Beyond their ceremonial duties, they actively engage with communities, support charitable causes, and promote social unity. The High Sheriffs of Berkshire, Simon Muir, Oxfordshire, and Isle of Wight, Dawn Haig-Thomas along with chaplains The Reverend Nick Hill (Chaplain to the High Sheriff of Berkshire) and The Reverend Alicia Baker (Chaplain to the High Sheriff of Oxfordshire) presented 8 awards to the below staff last week:
- Rachel Jacques
- Traci Jameson
- Dawid Fraszczak
- Terry Charles
- Emma Jordan and Ross Goslin
- Claire Wilson
- James Brown
- Portia Sishuta and Tim Flower
The 3 runners up were also presented with awards:
- The Reducing Restrictive Practice team
- Nicky Temple
- Holly Gribbin
Congratulations to the winners, runners-up and everyone nominated for their exceptional work.
