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It is clear that there are many people around the country whose quality of life is dependent on the generosity of un-rewarded carers.
Phil Jones, commercial director at http://www.motors.co.uk
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Mobile science school wins national Most Deserving Business Award

David Reed, owner of Fizz Pop Science  has this week been announced as the winner of a national Most Deserving Business Award, hosted by Motors.co.uk. The business survived a public vote and faced a judging panel to earn itself a Ford Transit van and encouraging growth prize worth £3,000, all aimed at helping the business to grow.  Fizz Pop Science, a non-profit community interest group, was nominated for its continued good work in organising and delivering fun and exciting science workshops, after school clubs and additional free shows to help inspire a

Tulisa, Tamara Ecclestone and others set to lose out in new EU directive

Female Celebrities can’t escape eye-watering insurance billsOn the 21st December this year, women will no longer be able to take advantage of cheaper insurance rates, due to the new EU gender directive. The average rise of car insurance premiums will be £500 for females, but what does this mean to the likes of celebrities who drive higher value cars than the rest of us, at a much younger age? Research from used car advertising website Motors.co.uk  reveals the extent to which these celebs will be penalised when car insurance premiums rise this December. Looking

Nominations flood in for ‘most deserving’ competition – opportunities for Northern Ireland’s charities

The launch of a national campaign to find a local hero to be named “Most Deserving” and receive the gift of £10,000 towards a car, plus a donation of £2,500 to the charity of their choice has led to hundreds of moving nominations and there is still chance for a Northern Irish representative to win.Leading used cars  website Motors.co.uk  launched the competition in January to reward local heroes and has been over-whelmed by the quality of the responses they have received. Nominations come from all walks of life with well-known charity

Voluntary carers highlighted as unsung heroes in national competition from Motors.co.uk

The launch of a national campaign to find a local hero to be named “Most Deserving” and receive the gift of £10,000 towards a car, plus a donation of £2,500 donation to the charity of their choice has highlighted the vital role unpaid carers across the country play.Leading used cars  website Motors.co.uk launched the competition to champion local heroes in January and has been over-whelmed by the response. Nominees include several high profile charity campaigners, including a Paralympic athlete, but many private carers with spouses and other family members who are

‘Remarkable people’ nominated in national search for a local hero

Motors.co.uk hear about committed charity fundraisers and dedicated carers in search for a local hero to win £10,000 towards a car, plus a £2,500 charity donationNominations flood in for the Motors.co.uk competition to find the most deserving local hero to be rewarded with the gift of £10,000 towards a car, plus a generous donation to the charity of the winner’s choice. When leading used car website Motors.co.uk launched their competition to find a local hero, they expected to hear about some special people, but this has exceeded expectations with some exceptional individuals being

Motors.co.uk launch national search for most deserving local hero

Nominate your "Most Deserving" to win £10,000 towards a car from Motors.co.uk, plus £2,500 towards their chosen charity. The competition launches today on http://mostdeserving.motors.co.uk and invites the general public to nominate their most deserving, using a simple form. Motors.co.uk would like to know: · Friends and colleagues who work tirelessly helping others · Individuals who have made outstanding contributions to a local charity, or community project · Anyone who selflessly gives up their time to help an elderly neighbour · Stories about people who have changed

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