Rainbow for key workers Picture: Ian Lange (Image: Picture: Ian Lange)
The overwhelming gratitude we all feel for our brave NHS heroes and other key workers is reflected in the thunderous applause which resonates throughout local communities every Thursday night at 8pm.
It is also seen in the lockdown charity fundraisers, the rainbow trails through streets, and the messages of support which fill pages of social media sites.
We asked for you to send us your personal ‘thank you’ photographs to the NHS staff and we want it to continue.
Send us your NHS thank yous as landscape video clips or photo messages, together with full details of who is featured. We would also need them to include your name and location with the email.
Sandy Evans left a rainbow rock at Newton Poppleford to be found Picture: Sand Evans (Image: Picture: Sand Evans)
Email sidmouth.editorial@archant.co.uk
Lesley Morris' grandaughter, Emily-Rose Davies, 19 months-old, painted this colourful Sidmouth scene Picture: Lesley Morris (Image: Picture: Lesley Morris)
Rainbow for key workers Picture: Ian Lange (Image: Picture: Ian Lange)
Debbie Coles painted this heart warming virtual hug to share with our readers Picture: Debbie Coles (Image: Picture: Debbie Coles)
Support for key workers at The Radway Inn Picture: Ian Lange (Image: Picture: Ian Lange)
A triple rainbow for key workers Picture: Laura Broughton (Image: Picture: Laura Broughton)
Spotted above the 1922 Social Club Picture: Kathy Walsh (Image: Picture: Kathy Walsh)
A rainbow reminder to keep safe Picture: Dianne Harris (Image: Picture: Dianne Harris)
Rainbow for key workers Picture: Ian Lange (Image: Picture: Ian Lange)
Rainbow for key workers Picture: Ian Lange (Image: Picture: Ian Lange)
A rainbow over Sidmouth during the clap for the NHS Picture: David Roberts (Image: Picture: David Roberts)
A rainbow over Sidmouth during the clap for the NHS Picture: David Roberts (Image: Picture: David Roberts)
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