Those below are some of the people who have recently received awards from the Society for outstanding bravery
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Adrian Heili - Stanhope Medal
Saved a number of lives, at great risk to himself, in the aftermath of the tube bombings at Edgeware Road on 7th July 2005. Click here for more.
Arron Worbey - Police Medal
On 23 August 2007, whilst off duty, he saved the life of an injured man whilst being threatened by an armed man. He then disarmed the man and returned to continue his first aid on the injured man. Click here for more.
Terry Goodman - Silver Medal
Terry Goodman was working for a private security firm in Basra when his convoy was ambushed. He saved the life of a badly wounded colleague under heavy small arms and rocket propelled grenade(RPG) fire. Goodman's own vehicle had already been hit by an Improvised Explosive Device and RPG's, badly injuring him and killing his two crew. Click here for more.
Mike Daw - In Memorium Testimonial
Mike Daw, a 68 year old retired builder and farm worker, died while rescuing a fellow worker who was being trampled by a bull.
When Keir Lowe was attacked by a large dog Joshua used a plastic shovel to beat the dog until it ceased and fled. Keir had thirty stitches to his injuries and subsequent plastic surgery. Click here for more.
James Bunting - Testimonial on Velum
In November 2007 James rescued an 83 year old man from the River Derwent at Raynesway in Derby. Click here for more.
Curtis Wareing - Testimonial on Vellum
11 year-old Curtis rescued a youth from a canal in Kidderminster
William Pemberton was a young man of 17 who lost his life in attempting to defend his mother. Click here for more.
Bernard Butler - Bronze Medal
On 21 February 2005 he courageously saved the life of a man who was lying on the ground among burning fluids following a an accident on the M6 involving Large Goods Vehicles. Having been burned himself he then returned to attempt to save a man trapped in the cab of his burning vehicle. Click here for more.
John McClurey - Bronze Medal
At great personal risk and with great persistence he assisted in saving the lives of a woman and her daughter trapped in a burning house on 24th May 2008. Click here for more.
Lee Hunt - Bronze Medal
Assisted in the saving of a number of lives in the aftermath of the tube bombings at Edgeware Road on the 7th July 2005. Click here for more.
Daniel Ryan - Bronze Medal
On 22 December 2007 he went to the aid of a woman who had fallen onto the railway track at Hoddeston Station and been hit by a train. He assisted her in spite of great danger to himself from other trains. He carried out first aid and comforted her, underneath the train, until help arrived. He was aged 16 at the time. Click here for more.
