Chief Constable's Awards to recognise 'extraordinary' lifesavers

Wednesday, 27 April 2016 00:00

Ordinary people will be recognised today for the "extraordinary" things they've done to keep others safe.

16 members of the public will be honoured at the Chief Constable's Annual Awards Ceremony - alongside staff from the police force and wider emergency services:

Among the awards are certificates of merit and commendation for officers who have shown "first rate" dedication, professionalism and outstanding performance.

Gary Roberts says it's important to recognise the complex work emergency services carry out on the Island:

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