First British Bangladeshi Mansoor Ahmad honoured with British Citizen Awards
Mansoor Ahmad, the first British Bangladeshi, has been honoured with the British Citizen Awards (BCA) Roll of Honour January 2021, receiving the BCAv – Medal of Honour for his extraordinary endeavours and incredible inspirational and voluntary contribution to the British Community.
The BCA Medal Presentation Ceremony was scheduled to take place on the 28th January 2021, but due to the Coronavirus Pandemic the ceremony has had to be postponed. Mansoor Ahmad, receipient of this Award has received a British Citizen Award Medal along with a Memory Stick containing a short presentation by courier. Mansoor will also be invited to the UK Parliament, a Place of Westminster to receive his Certificate of Honour when it is safe to do.
Mayor of Merton, Sally Kenny, awarded Mansoor Ahmed for his outstanding local contributions on December 14. Mansoor has voluntarily been involved with various primary schools, secondary schools and in community works. During the pandemic, Mansoor provided a telephone contact service for elderly residents, actively took part in foodbank projects and provided medication. He also offered advice on civilian welfare entitlements during lockdown and encouraged universal support for the NHS.
Mansoor pictured with the Mayor of Merton He said: It s a great feeling to receive Mayor s Covid-19 and I am tremendously delighted and honoured. I am really grateful to Mayor, London Borough of Merton for the award and recognition I have received for my sincere little efforts.
Mayor of Merton, Sally Kenny, awarded Mansoor Ahmed for his outstanding local contributions on December 14. Mansoor has voluntarily been involved with various primary schools, secondary schools and in community works. During the pandemic, Mansoor provided a telephone contact service for elderly residents, actively took part in foodbank projects and provided medication. He also offered advice on civilian welfare entitlements during lockdown and encouraged universal support for the NHS.
Mansoor pictured with the Mayor of Merton He said: It s a great feeling to receive Mayor s Covid-19 and I am tremendously delighted and honoured. I am really grateful to Mayor, London Borough of Merton for the award and recognition I have received for my sincere little efforts.
Mayor of Merton, Sally Kenny, awarded Mansoor Ahmed for his outstanding local contributions on December 14. Mansoor has voluntarily been involved with various primary schools, secondary schools and in community works. During the pandemic, Mansoor provided a telephone contact service for elderly residents, actively took part in foodbank projects and provided medication. He also offered advice on civilian welfare entitlements during lockdown and encouraged universal support for the NHS.
Mansoor pictured with the Mayor of Merton He said: It s a great feeling to receive Mayor s Covid-19 and I am tremendously delighted and honoured. I am really grateful to Mayor, London Borough of Merton for the award and recognition I have received for my sincere little efforts.