WATCH… IT came through loud and clear on all the nominations for Rebecca Rees, of The Old Chapel, Tenby, that she represents everything a Good Neighbour should be.

She is always so kind, understanding and helpful to all.

She shows selfless care and compassion in all her actions for those most in need in our community or who are just passing through.

Tenby is definitely a better place to live with in all her love and kindness to all she encounters. She always encourages people to look after each other and is a perfect example to all of us.

Accepting her award from Councillors Laurence Blackhall and Sam Skyrme-Blackhall, Rebecca said:

“Thank you to whoever nominated me; I really didn’t expect it.” In fact, she nearly didn’t come on the night, having recently suffered a bout of Covid.

“But I just came because there’s so many lovely people and you think, ‘come on, we’ve got to go!’ So thank you so much. I’m not a public speaker, but thank you.

The Good Neighbour Award was sponsored by Bethel Chapel, Pembroke Dock.