A man who has built a car detailing and valeting service from scratch over a few years has been nominated for the Entrepreneur of the Year award.
Read moreDetailsAn "uplifting" shop manager "has transformed the lives of her colleagues through dedication, loyalty and thoughtfulness".
Read moreDetailsA school governor who has "demonstrated an unwavering commitment to community service" has been put forward for The Inspiration Award.
Read moreDetailsTanya Briess tragically lost her 17-year-old daughter Alexandra in 2021 during a routine operation at the RBH after she suffered a severe reaction
Read moreDetailsAn "Incredible student athlete who is one of the most humble and politest students I know," has been nominated for the Young Person of the Year
Read moreDetailsThe parents of young teenager Olly Stephens, who was tragically murdered aged 13 in Reading in 2021, have worked tirelessly
Read moreDetailsA teacher who became a tutor has developed "an absolutely fantastic business supporting learners across Reading and England who are out of school
Read moreDetailsA young man "wishing to make the world a better place through science", contributed to the approval for use of one of the Covid-19 vaccines.
Read moreDetailsA "most supportive personal trainer, friend, therapist!"Jemma Fulbrook has been nominated for The Chris Tarrant Award.
Read moreDetailsThe quick thinking and bravery of a crane driver who saved the life of a workman trapped on the roof of a burning office building has prompted
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