Throughout the three national lockdowns, people in this community have gone above and beyond to help others in Dacorum.
We asked The Gazette readers to tell this newspaper who their lockdown legends have been so we could help to share their good work.
Those who have touched the most lives in this area, include remarkable human beings that have been the back bone behind food banks, a charity providing a free breakfast and lunch club, and individuals who have been giving a helping hand, wherever they are needed.
In no particular order, here are some of your nominations for incredible people in Dacorum who have been making a big difference.
9. Nash Homecare
Frontline health care workers at Nash Homecare have been caring for the vulnerable elderly in their own homes, making clients feel safe, taking them to get their vaccines and supporting them with their home help. Rachel said: "I truly Believe Nash Homecare have helped to make a difference to people's lives throughout the three national lockdowns."
10. Firefighter Rob Townsend
Rob, from Kings Langley, volunteered to be part of the team designated to respond to suspected COVID-19 deaths in the community across London.
11. Kings Ace
Kings Ace Cars 24/7 offered to pick up shopping and medication for vulnerable and elderly residents in Dacorum during lockdown. The taxi service also offered the service to NHS staff, and those who were nervous about going to the shops.
12. Dharm Patel
Dharm Patel, who runs One Stop Highfield, has been supporting the community during lockdown and has also made donations to The Youth Booth. He was described as a 'community hero'.