To all NHS staff, carers, schools, support workers, police, and my friends. Thank you for everything you do to keep people going.

Big thanks for keep giving support to our children, for delivering homework to the children’s house and checking how the children are doing. Thank you, we really do appreciate it 🙂

For risking your lives to save and care for others; for continuing day after day in what must be harrowing circumstances; for providing the dying with dignity and compassion when their loved ones can’t be with them.

Thank you for being there, for using your own time to go shopping for him when his disability doesn’t qualify him for home deliveries, for taking the time to devise activities for him, for caring, for understanding…I could go on and on. Saying thank you isn’t enough but I do say it and wish there were more I could do and say. Thank you.

Thank you to all the staff at H&A Transport for continuing the movement of essential goods throughout the UK and Europe during this difficult time. It is much appreciated.

I want to say a big thank you to the staff in Farsley co-op, open every day helping kèep local people supplied with essentials (& treats) 😉

As someone who works for LCC helping deliver essential repairs I would like to thank all the tenants for understanding priorities have changed and their patience when requesting repairs during this crisis is helping our teams enormously.
It makes a world of difference to those trying to organise repairs and put processes in place to pick up the non-urgent ones when restrictions are lifted. Very proud to work for LCC at this trying time and even more gratefull I live in such a great city with amazing community spirit.

For continuing to go to work and helping lots of old people as a social care worker.

A big thankyou all for the wonderful care I have received from doctors, nurses, clerical staff and all the people who help patients in so many ways.
I have been so lucky to have so much kindness for many years. THANK YOU ALL

In 2018 I was transferred from pinderfields after 16 days induced coma
Thoracic team after being diagnosed with collapsed lung blood clot empyema pneumonia chest drain.

Thankyou for all your care especially when I was learning to talk, walk and eat. Walking was the hardest especially with a chest drain in situ.

Thankyou for taking care of me from the 27th November Pinderfields 2018 to 28 January 2019 discharged home for a week back blue lighted back into ICU then another three weeks in hospital with hospital acquired pneumonia. I’m so relived that this was last year and not now so scary. I’ve donated to a fabric making charity towards scrubs as a Thank you. xxx

As a vulnerable person during this Coronavirus Pandemic, I am very proud to live in Leeds and can’t thank the people who continue to support us enough. This support allows me to be able to isolate and avoid risk. My wider family live 80 miles away and knowing that we have the support we need is amazing. Thank you all so much. Without your support my family and I would certainly be at risk. THANK YOU!

Thank you for keeping everything going in this time of need. You are all amazing.

Keep up the good work.

Thank you to bus drivers, refuse workers, postmen, food retailers, and last but not least, the NHS. Doing a brilliant job under extreme circumstances.

Everyone who is helping keep our lives going in all the different ways possible. Thank you for going above and beyond in such uncertain times.

Thank you for going to work then doing a job that is necessary to get our country through this awful time. I respect you all.

I would like to thank you for working against impossible odds, in risky circumstances, to protect the vulnerable people in our city. Thanks for being determined, creative, resilient and there.

Thank you everyone

Thank you! I know you are putting in long hours and that you sometimes have had to put up with some very difficult customers. You deserve a medal and all the help and protection available.

A big thank you to everyone working at Jimmies on the frontline, and at Seacroft and Beeston dialysis centres. Coping with an influx of extra work and more patients than ever. They’re absolute stars and are so appreciated they really are for keeping dozens and dozens of kidney patients alive and healthy in these difficult times. Love you all x

Thanks for Shauna for taking the trouble to price check something when you thought it was wrong, you saved me a bit of money. Thanks to the security guard for making us laugh when queuing (even if it wasn’t his birthday). And thanks to everyone else there stocking the shelves, running the checkouts and keeping us supplied.

I would like to say thank you to the NHS staff that are putting their lives on the line to save people who are suffering and tackling covid 19. Your hard work, dedication and commitment is life changing and is making a difference to people’s lives. I am truly honoured and grateful for the NHS and keyworkers as I value all the work NHS do and how determined they are to reduce the spread of covid 19 and to keep people alive.

YOU ARE ALL THE BEST. I LOVE YOU FOR WHAT YOU’RE DOING

Thank you for keeping us safe, looking after us when we are ill, keeping us supplied with essentials and collecting our refuse and recycling. You’re all amazing