National Diversity Awards founder, Paul Sesay, 'proud' of the work done NDA22 ndawards DredieMann
NATIONAL DIVERSITY Awards founder Paul Sesay thanked The Voice Newspaper for continued support at the eleventh celebratory evening, the event brought about to highlight the excellent achievements of grass-root communities.
The evening kicked off with a minute’s silence, paying tribute to Her Majesty The Queen, followed by Sesay discussing the importance of the National Diversity Awards. Taking home one of the big gongs of the night, one of the most recognisable names in British sport Col Dame Kelly Holmes MBE was the recipient of the Celebrity of the Year Award for helping to guide disadvantaged young people through the Dame Kelly Holmes Trust.
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