‘Thank you key workers’ - appreciation message displayed on Norfolk church
J R Light & Sound lit up St Mary’s Church in Denver as a show of appreciation to key workers and NHS Staff. Picture: Jamie Robinson - Credit: Archant
A Norfolk church was lit up with messages of appreciation for key workers and the NHS for their work throughout the coronavirus pandemic.
J R Light & Sound lit up St Mary’s Church in Denver as a show of appreciation to key workers and NHS Staff. Picture: Jamie Robinson - Credit: Archant
Messages of thanks to our key workers were projected onto St Mary’s Church in Denver on Thursday evening by J R Light & Sound.
The company based in Denver, near Downham Market, wanted to light up a local landmark to join in with the nationwide show of appreciation in line with the clap for carers event.
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Owner Jamie Robinson said the location was chosen as it is a central point in the village.
J R Light & Sound lit up St Mary’s Church in Denver as a show of appreciation to key workers and NHS Staff. Picture: Jamie Robinson - Credit: Archant
He said: “It allowed people to see it as they drove through the village but also people who live around the church and further.
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“The top of the church tower can be seen by many homes in the village. So I knew plenty of people would see the message all over Denver.”
He thanked those that supported the project, including the J R Light & Sound team and St Mary’s Church.
J R Light & Sound lit up St Mary’s Church in Denver as a show of appreciation to key workers and NHS Staff. Picture: Jamie Robinson - Credit: Archant
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J R Light & Sound lit up St Mary’s Church in Denver as a show of appreciation to key workers and NHS Staff. Picture: Jamie Robinson - Credit: Archant
J R Light & Sound lit up St Mary’s Church in Denver as a show of appreciation to key workers and NHS Staff. Picture: Jamie Robinson - Credit: Archant
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