Coldharbour Mill receives King’s Award for Voluntary Service
Volunteers at Coldharbour Mill have been presented the prestigious King’s Award for Voluntary Service at a ceremony held at the Mill. The accolade, which is the highest award given to volunteer groups across the UK, was presented to the mill’s dedicated volunteers by HM Lord-Lieutenant of Devon, David Fursdon, in a ceremony that celebrated their extraordinary contributions.
Over 60 volunteers attended the celebration, marking a significant milestone for Coldharbour Mill. The award recognises the mill’s outstanding commitment to benefiting local communities through its voluntary work. This achievement highlights the vital role that volunteers play in preserving the historical and cultural heritage of Coldharbour Mill, which continues to thrive due to their tireless efforts.
“We are incredibly proud of our volunteers whose hard work and dedication have earned us this distinguished recognition,” said Bryher Mason, chair of the Board of Trustees. “This award is a testament to the profound impact that our volunteers have on the community, and we are deeply grateful for their unwavering support.”
The King’s Award for Voluntary Service highlights the exceptional contributions made by Coldharbour Mill’s volunteers, whose passion and dedication ensure the preservation and promotion of this historic site. The mill remains a vibrant part of the community, providing educational opportunities and preserving an important piece of local and industrial heritage.
Coldharbour Mill extends its heartfelt gratitude to all its volunteers and looks forward to continuing its mission with their invaluable support.
