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World Methodist Peace Award reads "World Methodist Council today recognises you, Dr Nelson Mandela, for the inspiration and hope you have brought to South Africa, the Continent of Africa, and the peoples of World

World Methodist Peace Award reads "World Methodist Council today recognises you, Dr Nelson Mandela, for the inspiration and hope you have brought to South Africa, the Continent of Africa, and the peoples of World

World Citizenship Award of World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts

Wooden sculpture of Nelson Mandela by Sol Garson, which stood in Manchester Town Hall since 1986 has been given to Mandela on 5 April 2005

Wooden Coat of Arms and official guide book from the City of Barrow-in-Furness

Wax statue of Mandela in Madame Tussauds Waxworks in London

Third World Prize from the Third World Foundation for Social and Economic Studies, awarded jointly to Nelson and Winnie Mandela

The Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal created to mark the 60th anniversary of Her Majesty's accession to the Throne and granted to Mr. Mandela by the Governor General of Canada for his dedicated service to his peers, his community and to Canada

The Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal created to mark the 60th anniversary of Her Majesty's accession to the Throne and granted to Mr. Mandela by the Governor General of Canada for his dedicated service to his peers, his community and to Canada

The MESAB Service Award presented to Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela, whose courage, vision and generosity of spirit insprires the world

"The Greatest Legend and Hero of Our Time" recognition from the Eastern Cape Province Legislature

Students of Warwick University Student Union named a room in honour of Nelson Mandela

Students of South Bank Polytechnic Student Union named a room in honour of Nelson Mandela

Students of Coventry University Student Union named a room in honour of Nelson Mandela

Street in Glasgow is renamed after Mandela

Statuette of Mandela in Springbok jersey, presented by the management and staff of the Park Thistle Hotel during a visit to Cardiff, Wales

Statue by Iain Walters unveiled on Parliament Square in London

Southern Link Road in Swansea is renamed after Nelson Mandela

Song 'Rolihlahla' by Mayibuye, the Cultural Unit of the African National Congress of South Africa, recorded on their album 'Spear of the Nation' in 1978

Song 'Mandela' by Gail Thompson and the Jazz Arica All Nations Big Band

Six foot bronze bust of Nelson Mandela, by Iain Walters erected alongside the Royal Festival Hall, South Bank, London

Simple Minds recorded Song "Mandela Day", released on their album "Street Fighting Years" and written for their series of concerts throughout the US and Europe in 1988

Shield presented by the Lords and Commons Cricket Club Group

Room in a sports centre in Nottingham has been named after Mandela

Richmond and District Group of the Anti-Apartheid Movement in Great Britain offer Mr Mandela the Presidency of the Branch

Receives a certificate appointing Mandela as Honorary Queen's Counsel from the British House of Lords, and signed by Queen Elizabeth II

Queen's Baton Relay from Queen Elizabeth II to symbolise the return of South Africa into the Commonwealth of Nations and in particular the country’s participation in the Commonwealth Games in Canada after absence of 36 years

Queen's Baton Relay from Queen Elizabeth II to symbolise the return of South Africa into the Commonwealth of Nations and in particular the country’s participation in the Commonwealth Games in Canada after absence of 36 years

Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal from the Governor General of Canada

Pride of Britain Awards 2004 presented to Nelson Mandela with a Lifetime Achievement award to honour his work in raising funds and awareness of the Aids Crisis in Africa

Presidential Citation from the Meharry Medical College in Nashville

President, jointly with Queen Noor, of the International Council and Honorary President of the United World Colleges' (UWC) International Council from 1999 onwards

Presidency of the United World Colleges (UNC) International Council

Poetry collection "Tata Enkosi for opening the doors to Freedom and Democracy" by Nandi Jola took place in London to pay tribute to Nelson Mandela

Poem offered to Nelson Mandela on the occasion of his visit to Glasgow

Plaque presented for the Red Nose Day from Comic Relief

People’s Gallery in London named one of their rooms the 'Nelson Mandela Room'

Patron-in-Chief of the International Eisteddford

Patron with the Queen Elizabeth II of Nation's Trust

Patron of UK School's Link

Patron of the Scottish Refugee Council

Patron of the Nelson Mandela Legacy Trust (UK)

Patron of the Mineseeker Foundation, an organisation dedicated to finding and destroying landmines

Patron of the Micah Challenge with Archbishop Njongonkulu Ndungane

Patron of the Laureus World Sports Academy

Patron of the Global Leadership Foundation

Patron of the Canon Collins Trust Scholarship Programme

Patron of the Africa Centre in London

Patron of Round Square

Patron of Corporate Games South Africa

Patron of Community HEART (Health Education and Reconstruction Training)

Order of Merit , Honorary Member of the Order: Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela, O.M. By the British and Commonwealth Order by Queen Elizabeth II.

Old Mexican love song with original lyrics was composed and sung by a sixty nine year old Peter Hindmarch from UK to celebrate Mr Mandela's life.

Offical Salute from Miami-Dade County

Nottingham City Council names a room in a Sports Centre after Mr Mandela

Nexus Commonwealth Award for Lifetime Achievement for his commitment to the Commonwealth Values

Newly discovered nuclear particle was named after Mandela

New offices of Council of Haringway are named after Mandela

Nelson Mandela's 70th Birthday Tribute Concert, Wembley Stadium, London

Nelson Mandela was named 'World Leader of the Century' by the International Women of the Year Association

Nelson Mandela Walk in Sheffield, South Yorkshire

Nelson Mandela street in Cardiff

Nelson Mandela Sports and Solidarity Award by Boots for Africa, a charity founded by Sheffield FC

Nelson Mandela Scholarship Programme at the Unilever Foundation for Education and Development

Nelson Mandela RUSI-Brenthurst Programme involving three components: the Annual Nelson Mandela International Essay Competition on African Development and Security; the Annual Nelson Mandela Fellowship and the Annual Nelson Mandela International Lecture on African Issues established by the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) and the Brenthurst Foundation to encourage new perspectives on African security and development

Nelson Mandela RUSI-Brenthurst Programme involving three components: the Annual Nelson Mandela International Essay Competition on African Development and Security; the Annual Nelson Mandela Fellowship and the Annual Nelson Mandela International Lecture on African Issues established by the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) and the Brenthurst Foundation to encourage new perspectives on African security and development

Nelson Mandela Road, Kidbrooke, Borough of Greenwich SE3

Nelson Mandela Road, Borough of Kent

Nelson Mandela Primary School on Colville Road in Sparkbrook

Nelson Mandela Plaque to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the award of the Freedom of the City by Glasgow was unveiled by Denis Goldberg

Nelson Mandela Place, Glasgow

Nelson Mandela Park in the inner city area, junction of Welford Road and Tigers Way, Leicester

Nelson Mandela ornamental garden in High Street, Kingston-upon-Hull, Yorkshire, HU1 1NQ

Nelson Mandela mural at the corner of Falls and Ross Roads in Belfast, Ireland

Nelson Mandela Lecture Theatre at the Said Business School in Park End Street was opened by Mr Mandela

Nelson Mandela International Diversity award was established in Britain’s House of Commons to recognise organisations around the world for their diversity efforts

Nelson Mandela Housing Block in Hackney, London

Nelson Mandela House, Whitburn Close WV9 5NJ

Nelson Mandela Close in Muswell Hill, London Borough of Haringey N10 1LA

Nelson Mandela Close in Harlesden, Borough of Brent NW10 8BQ

Nelson Mandela Children's Fund (NMCF), established by Mandela in 1995, strives to change the way society treats its children and youth

Nelson Mandela Building at Sheffield Hallam University, Pond Street campus

Nelson Mandela Building at Rye Hill Campus of Newcastle College

Name of Nelson Mandela was added to Names On the Freedom Wall behind the Wilberforce Institute for the Study of Slavery and Emancipation at the University of Hull

"My cardboard Mandela statue" created by Darrell Wakelam

Music recording ‘Free Nelson Mandela’ by the British group The Special AKA

Miami Beach Medallion of Honour

Memorial was set up at the Sunburst Gates in Princes Park in Liverpool when Nelson Mandela died

Memorial stone has been dedicated to Nelson Mandela at the head of the nave in Westminster Abbey

Medallion of Prayer from St Matthew Publishing presented to President Nelson Mandela in recognition and honour of his determination and accomplishments

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World Methodist Peace Award reads "World Methodist Council today recognises you, Dr Nelson Mandela, for the inspiration and hope you have brought to South Africa, the Continent of Africa, and the peoples of World

World Citizenship Award of World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts

Wooden sculpture of Nelson Mandela by Sol Garson, which stood in Manchester Town Hall since 1986 has been given to Mandela on 5 April 2005

Wooden Coat of Arms and official guide book from the City of Barrow-in-Furness

Wax statue of Mandela in Madame Tussauds Waxworks in London

Third World Prize from the Third World Foundation for Social and Economic Studies, awarded jointly to Nelson and Winnie Mandela

The Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal created to mark the 60th anniversary of Her Majesty's accession to the Throne and granted to Mr. Mandela by the Governor General of Canada for his dedicated service to his peers, his community and to Canada

The MESAB Service Award presented to Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela, whose courage, vision and generosity of spirit insprires the world

"The Greatest Legend and Hero of Our Time" recognition from the Eastern Cape Province Legislature

Students of Warwick University Student Union named a room in honour of Nelson Mandela

Students of South Bank Polytechnic Student Union named a room in honour of Nelson Mandela

Students of Coventry University Student Union named a room in honour of Nelson Mandela

Street in Glasgow is renamed after Mandela

Statuette of Mandela in Springbok jersey, presented by the management and staff of the Park Thistle Hotel during a visit to Cardiff, Wales

Statue by Iain Walters unveiled on Parliament Square in London

Southern Link Road in Swansea is renamed after Nelson Mandela

Song 'Rolihlahla' by Mayibuye, the Cultural Unit of the African National Congress of South Africa, recorded on their album 'Spear of the Nation' in 1978

Song 'Mandela' by Gail Thompson and the Jazz Arica All Nations Big Band

Six foot bronze bust of Nelson Mandela, by Iain Walters erected alongside the Royal Festival Hall, South Bank, London

Simple Minds recorded Song "Mandela Day", released on their album "Street Fighting Years" and written for their series of concerts throughout the US and Europe in 1988

Shield presented by the Lords and Commons Cricket Club Group

Room in a sports centre in Nottingham has been named after Mandela

Richmond and District Group of the Anti-Apartheid Movement in Great Britain offer Mr Mandela the Presidency of the Branch

Receives a certificate appointing Mandela as Honorary Queen's Counsel from the British House of Lords, and signed by Queen Elizabeth II

Queen's Baton Relay from Queen Elizabeth II to symbolise the return of South Africa into the Commonwealth of Nations and in particular the country’s participation in the Commonwealth Games in Canada after absence of 36 years

Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal from the Governor General of Canada

Pride of Britain Awards 2004 presented to Nelson Mandela with a Lifetime Achievement award to honour his work in raising funds and awareness of the Aids Crisis in Africa

Presidential Citation from the Meharry Medical College in Nashville

President, jointly with Queen Noor, of the International Council and Honorary President of the United World Colleges' (UWC) International Council from 1999 onwards

Presidency of the United World Colleges (UNC) International Council

Poetry collection "Tata Enkosi for opening the doors to Freedom and Democracy" by Nandi Jola took place in London to pay tribute to Nelson Mandela

Poem offered to Nelson Mandela on the occasion of his visit to Glasgow

Plaque presented for the Red Nose Day from Comic Relief

People’s Gallery in London named one of their rooms the 'Nelson Mandela Room'

Patron-in-Chief of the International Eisteddford

Patron with the Queen Elizabeth II of Nation's Trust

Patron of UK School's Link

Patron of the Scottish Refugee Council

Patron of the Nelson Mandela Legacy Trust (UK)

Patron of the Mineseeker Foundation, an organisation dedicated to finding and destroying landmines

Patron of the Micah Challenge with Archbishop Njongonkulu Ndungane

Patron of the Laureus World Sports Academy

Patron of the Global Leadership Foundation

Patron of the Canon Collins Trust Scholarship Programme

Patron of the Africa Centre in London

Patron of Round Square

Patron of Corporate Games South Africa

Patron of Community HEART (Health Education and Reconstruction Training)

Order of Merit , Honorary Member of the Order: Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela, O.M. By the British and Commonwealth Order by Queen Elizabeth II.

Old Mexican love song with original lyrics was composed and sung by a sixty nine year old Peter Hindmarch from UK to celebrate Mr Mandela's life.

Offical Salute from Miami-Dade County

Nottingham City Council names a room in a Sports Centre after Mr Mandela

Nexus Commonwealth Award for Lifetime Achievement for his commitment to the Commonwealth Values

Newly discovered nuclear particle was named after Mandela

New offices of Council of Haringway are named after Mandela

Nelson Mandela was named 'World Leader of the Century' by the International Women of the Year Association

Nelson Mandela Walk in Sheffield, South Yorkshire

Nelson Mandela street in Cardiff

Nelson Mandela Sports and Solidarity Award by Boots for Africa, a charity founded by Sheffield FC

Nelson Mandela Scholarship Programme at the Unilever Foundation for Education and Development

Nelson Mandela Road, Kidbrooke, Borough of Greenwich SE3

Nelson Mandela Road, Borough of Kent

Nelson Mandela Primary School on Colville Road in Sparkbrook

Nelson Mandela Plaque to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the award of the Freedom of the City by Glasgow was unveiled by Denis Goldberg

Nelson Mandela Place, Glasgow

Nelson Mandela Park in the inner city area, junction of Welford Road and Tigers Way, Leicester

Nelson Mandela ornamental garden in High Street, Kingston-upon-Hull, Yorkshire, HU1 1NQ

Nelson Mandela mural at the corner of Falls and Ross Roads in Belfast, Ireland

Nelson Mandela Lecture Theatre at the Said Business School in Park End Street was opened by Mr Mandela

Nelson Mandela International Diversity award was established in Britain’s House of Commons to recognise organisations around the world for their diversity efforts

Nelson Mandela Housing Block in Hackney, London

Nelson Mandela House, Whitburn Close WV9 5NJ

Nelson Mandela Close in Muswell Hill, London Borough of Haringey N10 1LA