Help for forces' veterans

A Peterborough recruitment firm has been recognised for the help it gives to veterans of the armed forces.
Former soldier  Daniel Johnson-Morris with his service dog Bart and Christopher Moon, Kristina Carrington, Brigadier Tim Seal and Andrew McGurk at Daniel's home at Gunthorpe. EMN-170331-183810009Former soldier  Daniel Johnson-Morris with his service dog Bart and Christopher Moon, Kristina Carrington, Brigadier Tim Seal and Andrew McGurk at Daniel's home at Gunthorpe. EMN-170331-183810009
Former soldier Daniel Johnson-Morris with his service dog Bart and Christopher Moon, Kristina Carrington, Brigadier Tim Seal and Andrew McGurk at Daniel's home at Gunthorpe. EMN-170331-183810009

Conduit Engagement, which is based at the Allia Future Business Centre in London Road, has been nominated for a Defence Employer Recognition Scheme gold award.

Christopher Moon, from the company, has been credited with helping Peterborough veterans, including Daniel Johnson-Morris (pictured with Christopher, Kristina Carrington, Brigadier Tim Seal and Andrew McGurk).

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Daniel was divorced and homeless when he met Christopher, who with Peterborough’s armed forces champion John Fox helped him get on the housing ladder in Gunthorpe.

Daniel said: “Chris will always go above and beyond for a right cause, and he has really impressed me with the amount of support he has given me, and the amount of work he had done on my behalf.”