A Malbank student from Wistaston has received an award from Diabetes UK after raising funds to support vital research.
Emma Horne, 16, received the ‘Young Person’s Outstanding Contribution Award’ during a service at St Mary’s Wistaston.
A Wistaston family spent a day with Manchester scientists at the forefront of research into diabetes.
Emma Horne, 15, was invited to St Mary’s Hospital after she helped raise £5,000 for Diabetes UK in her role as Wistaston Rose Queen.
Retiring Wistaston Rose Queen Emma Horne has presented a cheque to Diabetes UK for more than £5,000.
Emma, 15, who was crowned Rose Queen in June 2016, raised an amazing £5,121 through various activities over the past 12 months.
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