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Berkshire heroes to be celebrated with Moving Stories awards

Emma Merchant by Emma Merchant
Saturday, June 14, 2025 7:01 am
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TRIPPS Removals is launching a new Moving Stories campaign, which will recognise and celebrate individuals across Berkshire who make a difference in their communities. Picture: Tripps Removals

TRIPPS Removals is launching a new Moving Stories campaign, which will recognise and celebrate individuals across Berkshire who make a difference in their communities. Picture: Tripps Removals

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TRIPPS Removals is launching a new Moving Stories campaign, which will recognise and celebrate individuals across Berkshire who make a difference in their communities.

Moving Stories kicks off with its Charity Champion award, specifically designed to honour individuals who go above and beyond to support charitable causes.

Whether it’s fundraising, volunteering with local organisations, offering transport for charity events, organising community collections, or supporting vulnerable people, the removal company is inviting residents in Berkshire to nominate local heroes who deserve recognition.

From all nominations received, one Charity Champion will receive a prize package with a value of £500, to be chosen by the winner.

Ben Tripp, owner and managing director of Tripps Removals, said: “As a family-run business operating in the local area for more than 155 years, we’ve had the privilege of helping countless individuals and families move house and start new chapters.

“Through Moving Stories, we want to shift our focus to those remarkable people who are making a difference in our community every single day.

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“Their dedication deserves to be recognised, and we’re thrilled to launch the Charity Champion award to shine a light on the work done to support others by people across the county.”

Tripps Removals will be launching further awards in the coming months, including a Young Trailblazer Award, to recognise young people up to the age of 18 who have done positive things in their local area, or who have overcome adversity, and a Community Hero Award for individuals who make significant contributions to their community.

The Moving Stories campaign is now open for nominations.

Nominations can be made by email, including the name of the person nominated, the town they live in, and details about why they deserve the award, to: TrippsRemovals@pmwcom.co.uk, by Monday, June 30.

For information, visit: trippsremovals.co.uk

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