The full council meeting where a hate crime motion debate erupted in controversy (Image courtesy: Bradley Gerrard
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The awards recognise local people making a difference in local communities
People in Exeter are being invited to nominate groups and individuals who make a difference in the city.
BBC Radio Devon has just launched its ‘Make a difference awards 2024’.
The awards recognise people making a difference in local communities across the county.
According to BBC Radio Devon: “We want to celebrate the county’s volunteers, carers, fundraisers, community groups, environmentalists and great neighbours. Please nominate the people and organisations that make a difference to you.”
For a full list of categories and terms, head to the BBC website.
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