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Newcastle City Council Mandela Award

12/6/2014

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It was with great pleasure that on Friday 28th November 2014 I received an email from Newcastle City Council letting me know that I was invited to receive an award on Wednesday December 3rd to commemorate the first anniversary of the death of Nelson Mandela two days later on 5th December.

After a hearty Civic Centre tea, I attended the ceremony and was duly given the award, in recognition of work a Living Tradition has undertaken in contribution to the wellbeing of communities within the city.

I really appreciate the award. It is so good to feel valued and appreciated for the work I do.

Please go to More > Mandela Award on the bar at the top of this webpage for photos and more information.
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    Peter Sagar

    Peter is a teacher and human rights activist. He is also an historian, specialising in the history of North-east England over the last 250 years.

    Peter has been a teacher of young people and adults in North-east England since 1987.

    Peter has been the Regional Rep for Amnesty International in the North-east and Yorkshire Region since 2000 and has also served as Trade Union Co-ordinator for Burma Campaign UK and in various other positions in human rights related organisations.

    Peter holds an M.Phil in the regional identity of North-east England, from the University of Northumbria in 2005.  His subsequent writing on human rights and about North-east England has been published in numerous publications.

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