We salute our health heroes across Leeds.We salute our health heroes across Leeds.
We salute our health heroes across Leeds.

Leeds health heroes: you sent us photos of friends and family on the frontline - now we salute them

We asked the people of Leeds across social media to share photos of their health heroes working on the frontline during the coronavirus pandemic – and here is YOUR response.
By Joe Urquhart
Published 9th Apr 2020, 06:00 GMT
Updated 9th Apr 2020, 06:24 GMT

Click through our gallery to see if you can spot anyone you know – or maybe even yourself.

Mum Carole said: "This is my daughter she works at Pinderfields hospital and Im am so proud of her."

1. Collette Wetherill

Mum Carole said: "This is my daughter she works at Pinderfields hospital and Im am so proud of her."

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Sally Gutteridge said: My hero is Colin Jones, he is a paramedic in Leeds and a top bloke!

2. Colin Jones

Sally Gutteridge said: My hero is Colin Jones, he is a paramedic in Leeds and a top bloke!

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Mum Lesley said: "This is my hero, my beautiful daughter. She works on J19 with all the other heroes. Well done to you all."

3. Emily Dooner

Mum Lesley said: "This is my hero, my beautiful daughter. She works on J19 with all the other heroes. Well done to you all."

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Mum Sharon said: My beautiful hard working daughter. Second year placement pediatric nurse working very hard.

4. Charlie Rhodes

Mum Sharon said: My beautiful hard working daughter. Second year placement pediatric nurse working very hard.

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Mum Sam said: "This is my son Jamie he works for the fire service and ambulance service and is doing his paramedic training course. He lives in Ilkley, such a hero."

5. Jamie Thompson

Mum Sam said: "This is my son Jamie he works for the fire service and ambulance service and is doing his paramedic training course. He lives in Ilkley, such a hero."

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Alwoodley Medical Centre staff have been contacting high risk, vulnerable and socially isolated patients to ensure they have the medication they need.

6. Dr Martin Sutcliffe

Alwoodley Medical Centre staff have been contacting high risk, vulnerable and socially isolated patients to ensure they have the medication they need.

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