Council raises flag to mark NHS, Social Care and Frontline Workers’ Day 2026

To mark NHS, Social Care and Frontline Staff Day this year, Denbighshire County Council is raising a special flag at County Hall in Ruthin.

At a flag raising ceremony held on the 3^rd of July, a special flag was raised to recognise the contribution of NHS, social care and frontline staff.

July 5^th is the national day to celebrate and show gratitude for the work of NHS, Social Care and Frontline Workers.

Councillor Bobby Feeley, Chair of the Council said:

“It is vitally important that we pay tribute to those who support the most vulnerable in our communities every single day.

These dedicated people are there for our residents day and night, and it is important that we show our appreciation for their amazing work.”

Councillor Elen Heaton, Lead Member for Health and Social Care said:

“We’re proud to raise this flag once again to show our appreciation and respect for the invaluable work that our frontline staff do in Denbighshire on a daily basis.

Every day they’re there supporting residents and their families when they’re needed most and this flag is a simple way of saying thank you for everything they do.”