Sutton Council announce Trish Fivey as Mayor Councillor Trish Fivey has been re-appointed as the Mayor of Sutton. The decision was made just before Mental Health Awareness Week, at Sutton s second virtual annual council meeting last week. This year the mayor has chosen The Sutton Mental Health Foundation and Home-Start Sutton as her two charities. Born in Enniskillen, Northern Ireland, and one of nine children, Fivey represented Northern Ireland in netball. She has been a Sutton councillor since 2014 and has lived in the borough for 40 years where she brought up her two daughters and founded several successful businesses. Councillor Fivey says she will continue to support the Chris Donovan Trust, which works with offenders to help them understand the consequences of their crime on their victims.
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Chris Donovan, a 2017 Loyalist College Photojournalism graduate, has won first prize in sports, stories category with the prestigious World Press Photo Foundation’s 2021 World Press Photo Contest.
Donovan earned the global recognition for his photo essay ‘Those Who Stay Will Be Champions,’ illustrating the Flint Jaguars basketball team.
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He was also named a finalist for Story of the Year.
“Chris is skilled at capturing raw, poignant moments that bring social justice issues to the surface while visually illustrating the power of sport,” said Dr. Ann Marie Vaughan, Loyalist College president and CEO in a press release Wednesday.
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