The Pride of Britain Awards air tomorrow on ITV. The awards celebrate the achievements of remarkable people who make the world a better place through their acts of charity, achievements and inspiring stories.
Winners come from tens of thousands of nominated individuals, all who have remarkable stories and achievements.
Hosted by Carol Vorderman, the awards attract an audience of around five million viewers every year.
This year the awards will be shown tomorrow, Thursday November 4 on ITV.
Only 2 days to go! Watch Pride of Britain, Thursday, 8pm on ITV. ✨#prideofbritain #celebratingheroes pic.twitter.com/Gh6qmyJDUN
— Pride of Britain (@PrideOfBritain) November 2, 2021
What time does the Pride of Britain Awards air tonight?
The awards start tomorrow at 8pm on ITV.
Winners are rewarded in many different categories for their accomplishments. These include a Spirit of Adventure Award, Lifetime Achievement Award and Child of Courage Award.
Partner to the awards, TSB bank, have an award entitled the TSB Community Heroes, which awards Rebecca Carless and Jamie McCallum for challenging negative perceptions of Down syndrome.
Catch this year’s Pride of Britain Awards tomorrow, November 4 on ITV and 8pm
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