Joining together to say a big thank you!
To mark 100 days of lockdown and the 72nd birthday of the NHS last week, we asked you to send in pictures of the people you wanted to thank.
From refuse collectors to supermarket staff, public transport workers to postmen, volunteers, teachers, our emergency services, our carers, NHS workers and many more, they have kept the country running during this difficult time.
So we join you in saying a great big ‘ thank you’ to everybody who has worked so hard to provide so many vital services in our beautiful part of the world.
Here is just a small selection of the comments and photos shared onour Facebook pages. We will be publishing more in the coming weeks.
Dan Benham was one of many thanking K&GS farm shop in Bracklesham Bay. He said the staff had been ‘doing an amazing job, have not stopped through lockdown supplying customers with all their essentials, going above and beyond, delivering goods to homes of those who could not leave’.
Laura Filer wanted to thank the Kamsons Pharmacy team. She said: “Amazing group of hard working, beautiful people. Delivering meds, dispensing advice, offering a first class service throughout.”
Fiona Mckeown said Christopher Mckeown and his brother Robbie Mckeown deserved a thank you for ‘providing vital services to St Richard’s Hospital in these strangest of times’.
Sacha Darton said: “Don’t forget us posties, a big well done to us all for continuing to work extra hard delivering people’s important post and more parcels than ever during lockdown.”
Dagmara Pope said: “All my work colleagues at Harold Kidd Unit in Chichester. We have had a very tough time but with an amazing team we came through it.”
Chloe Terry said: “My amazing team at Helping Hands home care Chichester who have not stopped throughout the whole of Covid 19, making sure all our lovely customers are safe and well, so very proud of every one of our carers.”