Wednesfield North residents – Applications are open now for the Wednesfield North Community Excellence Award for 2021.
We are looking to you and the community to nominate people and organisations who you think deserve public acknowledgement for their role in our community.
We need the name of the person and their address, plus their email or telephone number.
We also need the reason why you believe that they are worthy of recognition. There are nine headings in which your nomination can fit into. They are listed below.
The Awards are aimed at a wide range of sectors including Business and Individuals, Sporting Clubs and the Arts, Volunteering, Improving Lives etc.
Entries can be all of whom are active or living in the Ward of Wednesfield North.
Remember these are your own community excellence nominations, we need you to nominate your own Community Excellence champions, those individuals, and organisations, that you feel have gone the extra mile to provide for neighbours, organisations, clubs. Plus, those organisations that have thought about how they can deliver their services and their programmes, their sporting achievements. We would ask you to give consideration to those that are addressing the issue of climate change, with one eye on reducing the carbon footprint, and improving our environment. People who volunteer, or help the lives of the people here in our part of the City of Wolverhampton .
The Wednesfield North Community Excellence Awards will cover the following headings
- Art & Dance
- Sporting Achievement
- Environment
- Community
- Volunteering
- Business in the Community
- Improving Lives
- Best Community Project
- Volunteer of the Year
Please let me have your nominations on email@philbateman.com Nominations need to be with me by Midnight on November 10th 2021.
All decisions will be taken by the Wednesfield North Councillors, and their decisions are final.
Please share this information with your friends relatives and neighbours lets have a great response.
Best Regards
Councillors Phil Bateman, Councillor Mary Bateman, Councillor Rita Potter
