Catherine's contribution to Pennywell is rewarded
The hard work of South Devon visitor attraction Pennywell Farm's human resources manager has been recognised with a national award.
Catherine Tozer received the Unsung Hero award from the National Farm Attractions Network, at the organisation's conference and awards ceremony held in Staffordshire.
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'Unsung hero' Catherine Tozer with Shire horse Boxer at Pennywell Farm
The award was presented by Deirdre Wells head of tourism at the Department for Culture, Media and Sport who was also the keynote speaker at the two day conference.
Ms Tozer was recognised for the contribution she has made during 17 years at Pennywell Farm, progressing from a 14-year-old casual weekend worker to assistant manager, before being appointed to her current post.
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She was nominated for the award by Pennywell's owners, Chris and Nicky Murray.
Mr Murray said: "We wanted Catherine to know how much she is appreciated and respected by us, her colleagues and all the visitors to the farm.
"She heads up a young team of seasonal staff for whom she is an inspiration and always seems to be able to bring out the best of their potential.
He added: "Catherine arrives every day with her faithful boxer dog Billy and is so humble and unassuming she doesn't realise the vital contribution she makes to the regional and national popularity of Pennywell."
The National Farm Attractions Network is a co-operative set up to support farm and rural attractions.
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