Winners 2021
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Hughie Higginson and Freddie Xavi
Good Morning Britain Young Fundraiser of the Year
Best pals have raised more than £200,000 after Hughie was diagnosed with Leukaemia and Freddie vowed to help him thank his doctors and nurses
Stephen Wharton
This Morning Emergency Services Award
On-call firefighter risked his life to dive to the rescue of a teenager who had been submerged in icy waters for more than 20 minutes.
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Max Woosey
Spirit of Adventure Award
“Tent Boy” Max has spent more than 500 nights sleeping under canvas, raising £640,000 for his local hospice.
Rob Allen
Special Recognition
Founded Sands United, an inspirational network of football teams where men who have lost babies and young children can come together to grieve.
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Gee Walker
Special Recognition
Forgave her son’s killers, and devoted her life to promoting racial harmony in his memory, building a legacy of love to overcome hate.
Oxford Vaccine Team
Special Recognition
British scientists behind the vaccine that has helped give us our lives back, and is also the most potent weapon against Covid in the developing world.
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Hassan Alkhawam
Prince's Trust Young Achiever
Refugee who fled war-torn Syria uses his experiences to help others arriving in Britain from trouble spots around the world.
Rosemary Cox
Lifetime Achievement
Successfully campaigned to set up the first Organ Donor Register in the UK, helping to save thousands of lives.
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Amy and Ella Meek
Green Champion
Campaigning sisters set up a kids charity to help fight the global scourge of plastic pollution.
Harmonie-Rose Allen
Child of Courage
Quadruple amputee given a 10% chance of survival as a toddler has inspired the nation with her courage and unbreakable spirit.
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Mark Ormrod
ITV Fundraiser of the Year
Royal Marine was the first triple amputee to survive an IED blast in Afghanistan, defying medics to walk again, then raising huge amounts to help others.
Rebecca Carless and Jamie McCallum
TSB Community Heroes
The pair's viral video featuring children with Down syndrome led to a charity and inspirational global movement challenging negative perceptions.
About Pride of Britain
The Daily Mirror's Pride of Britain Awards in partnership with TSB, celebrate the achievements of truly remarkable people who make our world a better place. Screened on ITV in November, it is the biggest awards show of its kind on British TV.
Nominated by the public, the winners are from all walks of life, of all ages, and from all over the country. Their achievements are awe-inspiring and a lesson to us all. They say they are ordinary people, but their acts are truly extraordinary.
Since the first Pride of Britain in 1999, royalty, prime ministers, and hundreds of leading figures from showbusiness, sport, politics and the arts have all taken part. Hosted by Carol Vorderman and Ashley Banjo, the Awards are screened in a primetime slot on ITV, where it is the highest rated awards show of its kind on British television.
Our winners come from tens of thousands of public nominations and stories of remarkable individuals discovered by our team of researchers.
They are whittled down to a shortlist from which our judging panel, made up of celebrated figures in national life, chooses the winners.
They are honoured at the glittering annual Pride of Britain Awards dinner at the Grosvenor House in London.
Our partner
Pride of Britain is a fantastic way of celebrating the nation’s unsung heroes who make a real difference to the lives of others. This snapshot of ordinary people doing extraordinary things really shows what can be achieved when we help each other and work together.
Community spirit can be a powerful and inspiring force, as Britain’s response to the Covid-19 pandemic has shown.
Supporting our customers and their communities is at the heart of what we do at TSB day in, day out. As a proud partner of Pride of Britain, we want to shine a light on the inspirational people working hard to make their communities a better place.