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Time to vote for community heroes in Lichfield and Burntwood

The second annual Lichfield Live Community Awards are being launched to recognise and celebrate the groups and people who help our community thrive.

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Following last year’s inaugural event, the second annual Lichfield Live Community Awards are being launched to recognise and celebrate the groups and people who help our community thrive.

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The aim of the awards is to recognise the significant contributions made by local people and organisations to support local communities.

We want you, the people who live and work in Lichfield district, to nominate those individuals and groups who you believe deserve to be recognised for their efforts over the past year.

An awards ceremony, hosted by local comedian Chris Purchase, will be held on 29th October at the Lichfield Guildhall.

Each winner will be presented with an award to mark their achievements.

Lichfield Live is also keen to hear from local businesses and organisations who are interested in sponsoring the Community Awards. For more details on sponsorship opportunities contact the team.

We will be asking our independent panel of judges to pick a winner from each of the following categories.

Lichfield Live will make a shortlist from open nominations. But remember, anyone can submit a nomination, so get thinking about the groups and individuals who have impressed you the most in the last few months and get nominating, by clicking the links below.

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Community Champion

An individual who has gone above and beyond in the course of their everyday life, making an outstanding contribution to the lives of others in the community.

Shortlisted nominees:

  • Anne Scandrett
  • Elaine Hutchings
  • Esther Allen
  • Maggi Huckfield

Winner: Esther Allen


Community Group of the Year

A group whose efforts over the past year have really excelled in making an outstanding difference to the community they aim to benefit.

Shortlisted nominees:

  • Chase Terrace Academy Foodbank
  • Lichfield Litter Legends
  • Liberty Jamboree
  • Helping Each Other – Lichfield

Winner: Liberty Jamboree


Young Person of the Year

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An individual aged 25 or under who deserves recognition in the community for their exceptional academic, sporting, artistic or selfless achievements.

Shortlisted nominees:

  • Sebastian Hall
  • Lucy Lightfoot
  • Niamh Kilgallen
  • Katherine Hathaway

Winner: Sebastian Hall


Community Leader of the Year

An individual whose active leadership has helped bring about significant change in their community, through bringing people and/or organisations together for positive change.

Shortlisted nominees:

  • Esther Allen
  • Sue Woodward
  • Bob Harrison
  • Alison Wellon

Winner: Sue Woodward


Local Business of the Year

A local business who have shown themselves to be passionate about their local community and have gone above and beyond to ensure they play a positive role in the area.

Shortlisted nominees:

  • Strawberry Fields, Burntwood
  • Master Mobile Burntwood
  • Fusion Dance School
  • Little Green Frog Cafe

Winner: Fusion Dance School


Partnership of the Year

A collaboration of organisations from different sectors in the community, working together to achieve extraordinary achievements that benefit each other and the wider community.

Shortlisted nominees:

  • MHA Communities and Liberty Jamboree
  • Lichfield District Council and Burntwood Town Council
  • Curborough Community Centre and Lichfield Re:Cycle
  • Curborough Community Association and Lichfield Foodbank

Winner: Curborough Community Association and Lichfield Foodbank

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