St John Ambulance's Volunteer of the Year award was presented to Carol Trigg, who has provided hundreds of hours of first aid support at events in her 45 years at the organisation, and despite serious loss of her vision in 2012, has continued as a trainer, to ensure more people can save lives with first aid. The star-studded awards, held at the Lancaster London hotel on 26 March 2014, celebrate the nation's life savers and their incredible first aid achievements.
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