Probation service celebrates achievements of officers
OFFICERS from Plymouth were recently honoured as the region celebrated the annual Devon and Cornwall Probation Trust Staff Awards 2012.
The awards saw three Plymouth officers winning in their categories. A further three were named as runners-up.
The ceremony was opened by Robin Barlow Esquire in his capacity as High Sheriff. He called the work of officers "very worthwhile", and said it was an "honour" to be nominated by one's peers.
The Chief Executive of Devon and Cornwall Probation, Rob Menary, said he was "honoured to work with such a great group of people."
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The awards, he said, "are designed to bring recognition for those actions taken by individuals and teams that contribute to helping the Trust achieve its aim of being an excellent organisation."
The praise offered by Alan Wooderson, chair of the Devon and Cornwall Probation Board, was equally effervescent.
"I am amazed by the quality of people who work for the Trust. I am staggered by how you change peoples lives," he told staff.
Plymouth's awards came thick and fast. Lucy Allison, Gary Bishop and Zowie Carthy won the Business support, Interventions Staff and Volunteer awards respectively. Nicola Hollingsworth, Jill Cherrett were runners up in their categories whilst Lawson House Approved Premises was the runner up for Team of the Year award for its work with the most dangerous and challenging offenders in the community.
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