My first Certificate age 10 for singing Scottish songs at Greenmill Primary School, Cumnock, Ayrshire, Scotland

1969

My first time in Blackpool Evening Gazette at a charity event held at the Mere Park Pub on Preston Old Road, Blackpool.

1994

A Certificate for my poem Dial G which has now been renamed MoBible

1996

My poem R.I.S.K used by Lancashire Traffic Police for their Christmas Drink Drive Campaign

1996

William McKechnie alias Wild Bill (Founder) of wheelchair line dancing in the United Kingdom

1997

The United Kingdom's first wheelchair line dance team called 

The Wheel-A-Billy Rockers 

From left to right Mr. David Sessions, Mrs. Val Kennerley, Mr. Neil Sagar, William Mckechnie alias Wild Bill (Founder) and Mrs. Patricia Leadbetter

1997

A Certificate for Multi Skills at British Nuclear Fuels Plc Near Preston 

1998

I ran a fundraising night in Ansdell to enable the UK's first wheelchair dance team the Wheel-A-Billy Rockers to travel to Germany.

All made possible thanks to
Syd Little (Little & Large) who gave up his night for free.

1998

William McKechnie alias Wild Bill (Founder) of wheelchair line dancing in Germany 

1998

I was asked by Linedancer Magazine to be a Judge at the Line Dance Choreography Competition 

1999

Thanks to my loyal line dancers from the Dalmeny Hotel in St Anne's

Thanks to Mr. Tony Hadlow for allowing us the use of his venue for free
(Great Birchwood - Fort San Antone)
Warton Nr Preston

And thanks to the Great Birchwood Westerners

(Gunslingers)

1999

A letter of thanks

2000

A letter of thanks

2000

William McKechnie alias Wild Bill (Founder) of wheelchair line dancing in France

2000

Certificate for passing Driving and Medical Training in order to start work with the Lancashire Ambulance Service on Patient Transport 

2000

Letter of thanks

2000

Thanks to my loyal line dancers from the Dalmeny Hotel in St Anne's

And thanks to the Great Birchwood Westerners

(Gunslingers)

2000

A Letter of Thanks

2001

Thanks to my loyal line dancers from the Dalmeny Hotel in St Anne's

Thanks to Mr. Tony Hadlow for allowing us the use of his venue for free (Great Birchwood - Fort San Antone)

And thanks to the Great Birchwood Westerners

(Gunslingers)

2001

Thanks to my loyal line dancers from the St Anne's Hotel  in St Anne's

Thanks to Mr. Tony Hadlow for allowing us the use of his venue for free (Great Birchwood - Fort San Antone)

And thanks to the Great Birchwood Westerners

(Gunslingers)

2002

I sent a poem to Mr. Tony Blair called Three Types

2003

I sent a poem to Mr. Tony Blair called Wise Up!

2004

A Four Day at Work First Aid Certificate in order for me to teach First Aid Skills to Police, Medical staff and General Public

2004

Certificate for NVQ Level 2 Customer Services

2004

A Four Day at Work First Aid Certificate in order for me to teach First Aid Skills for St John Ambulance Service 

2005

A letter of thanks

2008

A Letter of thanks

2009

A Letter of thanks

2010

A letter of thanks

2010

A letter of thanks

2011

A birthday postcard from the Bishop of Coventry The Right Reverend Dr. Christopher Cocksworth

2013

In 2005 the President of Israel Shimon Peres wrote a poem called Ray of Hope.   He donated his poem to a charity organization called songweavers. 

The songweavers translated the song into many different languages and invited composers from all over the world, to create a piece of music that would fit his poem in order to produce CD's to sell with all funds going to the children's Hope Hospital and the World Peace Centre. 

From 54 countries and over 100 composers, I was the first composer to create a Viennese Waltz. After his death, all CD's were removed from their site.  

A letter of thanks

2013

Raising funds for Cord Charity

My original Christmas song called Christmas isn't Christmas Without That Fluffy Snow which later became Fluffy Snow

Available from most online digital platforms such as iTunes, Spotify, Amazon etc.

There is also a brand new version with different lyrics called Fall of Snow featuring Jay Stansfield

2013

A letter of thanks

2015