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Thurso volunteer Betty gets 30-year long service award

By Alan Hendry
- alan.hendry@hnmedia.co.uk
Published: 08:51, 26 September 2020
Shop manager Sheila Gunn (front, left) presenting Betty with her award and a bouquet, while looking on are volunteers (from left) Elsa Swanson, Margaret Bremner and Jena Mackenzie. Picture: Willie Mackay
Shop manager Sheila Gunn (front, left) presenting Betty with her award and a bouquet, while looking on are volunteers (from left) Elsa Swanson, Margaret Bremner and Jena Mackenzie. Picture: Willie Mackay

Betty Cunningham, a loyal volunteer at Thurso's Cancer Research UK shop, has received an award to mark 30 years' service with the charity.

In 2017 Betty had the honour of travelling to London to accept a Flame of Hope award in recognition of her long-standing commitment. The Flame of Hope awards celebrate Cancer Research UK's inspiring shop volunteers throughout the country.

Shop manager Sheila Gunn presented Betty with her 30-year award along with a bouquet.

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