The shortlist for the Knutsford Town Awards has been announced...
The Knutsford Town Awards celebrate Knutsford's incredible community spirit and the individuals and organisations which make the town so special. The awards are hosted by Knutsford Town Council and sponsored by the Forum of Private Business.
This year's nominees are another shining example of the dedication, innovation and kindness that can be found in the Knutsford community. All have been nominated by people who have seen what they do and been impressed.
Speaking on the announcement of the shortlist, Town Mayor, Cllr Peter Coan said “I am always amazed by incredible commitment we see in the nominations submitted for these awards, there are so many deserving people that shortlisting is never easy. Our huge congratulations to those who have been shortlisted and we look forward to presenting the awards in a few weeks time”
The shortlist is:
The Civic Award
Val Bryant – for leadership of Knutsford Heritage Centre
Maggie Clatyon – for dedicated volunteering at The Welcome
Emma Hamilton – for service to Junior Cricket at Toft Cricket Club
Vanessa Hatton – for service to 5th Knutsford Rainbows
Ann and John Long - for their support to young people’s mental health services
Andrew Malloy – for broad involvement in various organisations
Millie Peel – for establishing Stable Minds CIC and supporting the mental health of the communit
The Business Award
Roberta Bradley of Roberta’s Beauty Redefined – for support to the business community
Love the Dentist – for outreach services and support to local organisations
Peter Murray of Pulse of Perfumery – for being a continued ambassador for Knutsford Town Centre
The Extra Mile Award
Mia Lucas, Tatton Perk – for outstanding customer service
Nicola Marshall, Knutsford Together – for leadership of Knutsford Together
Lucy Page, The Welcome – for tireless service at The Welcome
The Community Award
Knutsford and District Good Neighbours – which provides transport to enable people to access medical appointments
Knutsford GROW – which those who are unable to look after their gardens and provides volunteer opportunities for those from all walks of life
Stable Minds – for support to the mental health of Knutsford residents
A winner for the Youth Award will also be announced on the evening.
All nominees are now being contacted to invite them to attend the awards ceremony which takes place on Tuesday 23rd April at 7pm in Knutsford Little Theatre.
The Knutsford Town Awards has been sponsored by the Forum of Private Business since its inception. The Forum, now part of radar, provides support and advocacy for business across the UK.
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