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PRIDE OF READING AWARDS: It’s time for you to have your say

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Thursday, May 9, 2024 8:00 am
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Nominations are now open for this year's Pride of Reading Awards

Nominations are now open for this year's Pride of Reading Awards

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The Pride of Reading Awards have launched in style and now it is time to get nominating your favourite person, group, organisation, school or business for one of the many awards.

Here are just some of the nominations we have already received. Get involved and put forward your choices for one or more of the categories.

Go to porawards.co.uk to add your nomination.

 

 

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Business in Action

Sponsored by Boyes Turner

Companies, large or small, showing a commitment to working with the community. There are two awards for firms with under 50 and over 50 employees.

Charity of the Year

Sponsored by Roc Search

Recognising a local charity that has made an amazing impact on our community through partnership working with businesses, other charities and the public sector.

Community Event of the Year

Sponsored by Kingdom Rooms

The recipient of this award has worked tirelessly to ensure the quality of this event or program has left a lasting mark on our community.

Community of the Year

Sponsored by Hilton Reading

A neighbourhood that has encouraged community spirit and by working together has made their area a better place to live and thrive.

Cultural Contribution

Sponsored by M&G Real Estate

To recognise projects, people and organisations that contribute to the cultural life of Reading, covering music, drama, art and heritage.

Employee of the Year

Sponsored by Reading Buses

Recognises an employee whose contribution, behaviour or success has enhanced their company, or who has gone the extra mile for their customers.

Entrepreneur of the Year

Sponsored by Rabbits Vehicle Hire

An individual or group with a business venture in Reading, that have shown passion and commitment to their business to ensure success.

Family of the Year

Sponsored by De Vere Wokefield Estate

A Reading family who, through showing each other love, support, respect and kindness, deserve special recognition as Family of the Year.

Fundraiser of the Year

Sponsored by Cherubs Floral Design

An individual or organisation that has shown outstanding skills or dedication to creative and imaginative fundraising in Reading.

Hospitality Award

Inspired by and in memory of Hilary Scott

Sponsored by Cream Design

This award is to recognise excellence in the hospitality industry, either an individual or business that has shown resilience, outstanding dedication to their customers and a strong commitment to Reading.

Independent Retailer of the Year

Sponsored by Reading Today

The Independent Retailer of the Year award recognises and awards independent retailers in Reading who are at the heart of their community providing exceptional customer service and promoting the essential work of small businesses within our town.

Local Hero

Sponsored by Green Park

Someone who, through a special act of kindness or bravery, has made a positive difference to their community.

Putting Reading on the Map

Sponsored by Jacobs the Jewellers/Purple Turtle

Recognising a group, business or individual who by their commitment and dedication, will have raised the profile of our fantastic town in a positive and influential light regionally, nationally or internationally.

School of the Year

Sponsored by Qwerty

A school demonstrating exceptional achievement, open to nursery, primary, secondary and special schools in Reading.

The Chris Tarrant Award

Sponsored by The Oracle

Someone who lives or works in Reading who deserves special recognition.

The Green Community Award

Sponsored by Tomato Energy

Communities that are making their neighbourhoods greener and cleaner; individuals, community groups and businesses that have implemented a project that has saved resources, implemented green initiatives or introduced successful recycling or upcycling.

The Inspiration Award

Sponsored by McDonald’s

Someone who has inspired a community initiative or inspired others to do the same. Or simply someone who is a positive role model for young people.

Volunteer/s of the Year

Sponsored by AB Walker

An individual or team engaged in diverse and challenging tasks, or simply who have stepped up when needed to help others.

Welcome All Award

Sponsored by Deloitte

This award recognises ‘diversity and inclusiveness’, in Reading, as a welcoming town to all and as City of Sanctuary for 10 years. We are seeking nominations for businesses and organisations who are welcoming and supporting our towns diverse communities.

Young Person of the Year

Sponsored by The Abbey School

The award will be given to an inspirational young person, under 25, who has shown outstanding community spirit, drive and ambition.

Pride of Reading Awards 2024 nominations are now open

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