Janey Godley’s inspiring achievements as comedian makes her final journey

Janey Godley, renowned Scottish comedian, is being honoured today as she makes her final journey. The beloved comedian sadly passed away earlier this month after bravely battling cancer. In November 2021, Janey revealed her ovarian cancer diagnosis, undergoing treatment and sharing her journey with her fans. Despite facing setbacks, Janey continued to work and tour around the country, spreading laughter and joy to her audience.

Throughout her illustrious career, Janey achieved numerous milestones. She authored three books, including ‘Handstands In The Dark’ in 2005, which delved into her challenging upbringing in Glasgow. Her works resonated with readers, touching on themes of resilience and overcoming adversity. In addition to her literary achievements, Janey gained viral fame during the Coronavirus pandemic for her voiceover videos of Nicola Sturgeon’s briefings, showcasing her wit and humour to a wider audience.

Janey’s impact extended beyond comedy, as she engaged in philanthropic efforts to support cancer charities. Her fundraising initiatives, such as the Soup Pot Tours, raised significant amounts for the Beatson Cancer Charity, highlighting her commitment to giving back to the community. In recognition of her contributions, Janey was awarded an honorary doctorate degree from the University of Glasgow, a testament to her enduring legacy.

Janey’s legacy as a trailblazing comedian and philanthropist will continue to inspire generations to come. Her resilience in the face of adversity and dedication to making a difference serve as a powerful reminder of the impact one individual can have on the world. Janey’s final journey is a celebration of her life and contributions to the entertainment industry and beyond.