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Who will you nominate for the Wokingham Community Awards? A chance to put our borough’s unsung heroes in the spotlight

Search is on for the best of the borough

by Phil Creighton
September 22, 2023
in Featured, Wokingham
Wokingham Community Awards

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Wokingham Today, in association with Wokingham Borough Council, is delighted to announce a new annual event dedicated to celebrating the great and good of our fabulous Borough.

On Wednesday, November 8, we will be honouring the amazing work done by individuals, groups and local businesses at the fabulous All Saints Church in Wokingham town.

The evening promises to showcase some amazing stories of just what a difference people can make in our local community.

Wokingham Today editor and judge Phil Creighton said: “With communities coming together during the tough times that we have all had over the last few years, it is nice for people to be nominated for going above and beyond to help in their local communities.

“We know there are so many people, groups and businesses who deserve some recognition for their efforts.

“Wokingham is one of the best places in the country to live, and one of the main reasons is the people who live and work here. So here is an opportunity to celebrate everything that’s good about our borough.

“We can’t wait to see who you nominate.”

There are several categories aimed at shining a spotlight on many aspects of our borough, from Remenham and Ruscombe in the north to Crowthorne, Finchampstead and Shinfield in the south.

If you know someone who fits one of the awards, make sure you put them forward.

There is no charge to nominate, and we’ll feature some of the nominations in the run-up to the ceremony.

All nominations, groups, individuals or businesses must be located within the Wokingham Borough.

To enter is simple … all you need to do is either write to Wokingham Community Awards, Wokingham Today, Crown House, 231 Kings Road, Reading, Berkshire, RG1 4LS or email us at: wca@wokingham.today, explaining why you think the person you are nominating deserves to be the winner.

Our judging panel will then meet to devise a shortlist. Those on it will be notified before the awards night so they can attend and enjoy celebrating the great and good of Wokingham Borough.

We look forward to hearing your amazing stories and keep reading Wokingham Today in print or online to hear more about the awards including meeting the judges and hosts.

The categories

Community project of the year

Are you a group of individuals who have come together to make a difference in your local community, please tell us why and what you’ve managed to achieve.

Community business of the year

We are looking for a local business that has committed to improving the local community in a positive way.

Charity fundraiser of the year

Have you raised funds for a local charity? We want to hear why and how you’ve done this and the difference it’s made.

Young hero of the year

Aged up to including 16 what have you done to be a local hero within the community? It could be helping a neighbour or a local charity.

Community volunteer of the year

What have you volunteered for in your local community and what difference has it made?

Neighbour of the year

We all need a good neighbour so tell us your story of how you’ve been helping that someone next door.

Environmental champion of the year

How have you kept your local area environmentally friendly? From clearing rubbish to championing changing behaviour, we want to hear.

Community carer of the year

Are you caring for a partner, family member or friend who needs help because of their illness, frailty, disability, a mental health problem or an addiction, let’s hear your amazing story of unselfish helping

Community sports coach of the year

This award is for an outstanding coach, who has significantly increased the sport and physical activity opportunities available and participation levels within their sports club, community group or community sport hub and has contributed to the skill development of the people they coach.

Sportsperson of the year

This could be any age, we want to hear from those special sports people who have been achieving amazing results in their local communities through playing sport.

Use this form to send in your nomination


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