A LEADING independent used vehicle supermarket has commended the bravery, dedication and vital role that 'Emergency Blue Light' heroes play in keeping the community safe.
Trade Centre Group Wales, an independent used car supermarket trading across Wales and the UK, has recognised the importance and value of what emergency services employees do within the community and has sponsored the 'Emergency Blue Light Hero of the Year' award as part of the Health and Care Awards 2024.
Mark Bailey, founder and owner of Trade Centre Wales, said: "We are proud to sponsor the 'Emergency Blue Light Hero of the Year' award as part of the Health and Care Awards.
"By supporting this award, we recognise their dedication, bravery, and the vital role they play in keeping us all safe.
"It’s our way of saying thank you for their extraordinary efforts."
Various initiatives include the transformation of the previous Kit Klub into the new CEP, and the School Outreach Programme.
The school outreach programme features motivational talks from brand ambassadors, Gareth ‘Alfie’ Thomas and Mike Doyle.
The Trade Centre Group has said it is committed to providing "quality and competitive prices."
A spokesperson for the company has said: "Our business has grown nationwide, with superstores in Neath and Cardiff North, and we have successfully expanded into England under the Trade Centre UK banner.
"With a dedication to value and convenience, our showrooms are well-stocked with some of Wales's cheapest cars.
"Dedicated sales professionals are on hand to assist customers in finding their perfect vehicle, ensuring a positive and memorable car buying experience."
"By honouring emergency responders, we show our appreciation for the dedication, bravery, and critical role these individuals play in safeguarding public safety and well-being.
"Sponsoring this category allows us to celebrate those who go above and beyond in times of crisis, reinforcing our values of resilience, commitment, and service to the community.
Health and Care Awards 2024
The Health and Care Awards 2024 are now in their 8th year, in association with the University of South Wales.
The awards aim to shine a light and to honour all the incredible Health & Care workers both at individual and team level, those that are at the heart of our communities.
Nominations for the awards are now closed, but limited sponsorship opportunities are still available. To find out more, contact chris.fox@localiq.co.uk.
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