Last chance to nominate your unsung hero. 

Residents in Worcestershire are being reminded they have just a matter of days to get their nominations in for this year's Tryangle Awards. The closing date is Friday February 17 to nominate any 11 to 19-year-old in the latest round of awards. 

Anyone can make a nomination for the awards and by going online www.youthworcs.org.uk/tryangle to make your nominations you will know it has been received on time.

The awards are now in their seventh year and celebrate any young person whose good work, courage or achievement would otherwise go unrecognised.  This means that nominations are welcome from anyone who is involved with young people, such as teachers, youth workers, sports coaches and volunteers, even family and friends can put a young person forward for an award. 

So far more than 60 groups and individuals have been nominated to receive a Tryangle Award.

Dave Evans, Worcestershire County Council's operational manager for youth support said: “We have had a great response so far but we want to ensure that no-one leaves it too late to nomination their unsung hero.  At this stage the best way to make sure you get it in on time is to go online.

“These Tryangle Awards are now a well established event in the calendar and offers a unique chance for people in Worcestershire to get their thinking caps on and nominate the young person they believe most deserves to be in the Tryangle Awards spotlight.”

Anyone wanting to find out more should call the Council’s Youth Support Team on 01905 765417.