Three Lanarkshire volunteers recognised for 'outstanding commitment' to Cadets

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Volunteers from Lanarkshire have received a prestigious award from the young people they work with for their 'outstanding' contribution to the Cadet Forces.Now in its fourth year, the Cadet Adult Recognition Awards (CARAs) acknowledges the dedication and selflessness of the Cadet Force Adult Volunteers (CFAVs) who give their time and talents to help young people aged 12-18 develop new skills, prepare for adult life and make friendships that can last a lifetime.Petty Officer Callum Leber of the East Kilbride Sea Cadets and Sergeant Kimberley Dougal, 3 Platoon (RSB), Newmains were awarded a CARA along with Glasgow and Lanarkshire runner-up Sergeant Breige Jamieson, 5 Platoon Scots Guards, Lanark.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.

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