Newbury Building Society show support for our staff awards

One of our Charity of the Year partners, the Hungerford branch of Newbury Building Society (NBS), showed their support for our staff awards event by sponsoring one of the awards.

The Care and Kindness Award at the second annual Spirit of Prior's Court Awards was sponsored by NBS. Matthew Wilding and Ella Bright from the building society were on hand at the event on Friday, 16 February to present the award.

The award was won by Autism Practitioner Mary Osei with the award picked up by her colleague Mark Harper, as Mary was unable to attend the event.

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Matthew Wilding from Newbury Building Society, with, from left, Team Manager Wendy Few, Team Manager Mark Harper, and Learning Facilitator Holly Burbidge. Wendy and Holly were the runners-up in the Care and Kindness Award.

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