IN A NIGHT full of emotion, laughter and cheers that raised the roof of the City Chambers, Glasgow's incredible Community Champions were crowned.
, Wheatley Glasgow, Trades House Glasgow and Merck, paid tribute to the city's unsung heroes.
The Team Award went to The Courtyard Pantry, a vital community hub in Ruchill, which provides discountedCourtyard Pantry won the Team Award Unfortunately Kenny was unable to attend because of illness. His local councillor, Allan Casey, said:"Kenny is devastated to miss tonight. He has transformed the east end of Glasgow and is thoroughly deserving of this award."
Kodie Stewart, 16, who won the Young Award, with Billy Birse-Stewart of Trades House Glasgow and event host Amy Irons The Sports Award was presented to Castlemilk Community Football, a team of outstanding volunteers who have inspired everyone with their passion and hard work supporting young players and their families at the Barlia pitches. Faced with the potential closure of the football centre, they fought to keep it open and have since hosted hundreds of matches, free football camps and community events.John Harkins said:"This is community empowerment.
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