Anglia charity

TV News Anglia has been searching for unsung heroes from across the region for the Pride of Britain Fundraiser Award.

There were four finalists from the Anglia East area covering Suffolk, Essex and Norfolk.

The judging panel selected Maggie Scorer from Orford in Suffolk to go through to the national Pride of Britain Awards later this month.

Maggie is a 66-year-old grandmother of eight who has been cycling 5,000 miles around the coast of Britain with her dog Oscar. She's been raising money for two charities very close to her heart.

ITV News Anglia has been searching for unsung heroes from across the region for the Pride of Britain Fundraiser Award.

There were four finalists from the Anglia West area covering Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Hertfordshire, Northamptonshire and Milton Keynes.

The judging panel selected Rebecca Griffiths from Hinchingbrooke in Cambridgeshire to go through to the national Pride of Britain Awards later this month.

The 33-year-old mum-of-two who was diagnosed with terminal cancer 12 months ago. Since then she's helped raise set up a running group called "Team Bex" and has thousands for a local cancer group.

ITV News Anglia has been searching for unsung heroes from across the region for the Pride of Britain Fundraiser Award.

Four finalists have been selected from the Anglia East area covering Essex, Norfolk and Suffolk.

Harvey McSloy from Stowmarket in Suffolk lost his mum to cancer two years ago when he was just 19-years-old.

Since then he's set up a charity in her name and raised more than 40 thousand pounds for local hospices including St Elizabeth in Ipswich and St Nicholas in Bury St Edmunds.

Click below to watch Liz Summer's story.

Films about the four finalists will appear on ITV News Anglia between 7-10 September 2015 and will be posted on this website.

A judging panel will decide which of the four will represent the ITV News Anglia East area at the Pride of Britain Awards later in the month.

ITV News Anglia has been searching for unsung heroes from across the region for the Pride of Britain Fundraiser Award.

Four finalists have been selected from the Anglia West area covering Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Hertfordshire, Northamptonshire and Milton Keynes.

Emma Knighton from Irthlingborough in Northamptonshire lost her three year-old daughter Chelsea in 2009 to neuroblastoma, a rare form of cancer that mostly affects young children.

Little Chelsea wanted to help other young children with cancer and so Chelsea's Angels was born, a charity set up by Emma, which has since raised tens of thousands of pounds.

You can watch Sarah Beecroft's report by clicking below.

Films about the four finalists will appear on ITV News Anglia between 7-10 September 2015 and will be posted on this website.

A judging panel will decide which of the four will represent the ITV News Anglia West area at the Pride of Britain Awards later in the month.

TV News Anglia has been searching for unsung heroes from across the region for the Pride of Britain Fundraiser Award.

Four finalists have been selected from the Anglia West area covering Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Hertfordshire, Northamptonshire and Milton Keynes.

Rebecca Griffiths from Hinchingbrooke in Cambridgeshire is a 33-year-old mum-of-two who was diagnosed with terminal cancer 12 months ago. Since then she's helped raise set up a running group called "Team Bex" and has thousands for a local cancer group. Liz Summers went to meet her.

Click below to watch Liz's report.

Films about the four finalists will appear on ITV News Anglia between 7-10 September 2015 and will be posted on this website.

A judging panel will decide which of the four will represent the ITV News Anglia West area at the Pride of Britain Awards later in the month.