Twyford Together Community Awards

It’s that time of year when we ask you to nominate exceptional individuals, groups and businesses who make a difference in our village. Who goes above and beyond, who delivers service with a smile and who brightens your day? See a list of the categories below and get your thinking caps on. Finalists will be invited to an awards ceremony in March where we will announce the winners and celebrate their hard work and achievements. Send us your nominations by 8 February.

How do I nominate?

Nominations have now closed. Watch this space to find out who has made the shortlist.

What are the categories?

Business of the Year (2025 winner: The Shredquarters)
A local company or small business that goes out of its way to support the community.
Award sponsored by The Shredquarters
Tradesperson of the Year (2025 winner: Westgate Electrical Services)
A plumber, electrician, builder, decorator or other trade who always goes above and beyond.
Award sponsored by Westgate Electrical Services
Food and Drink Award (2025 winner: Waggon and Horses)
A local café, pub, restaurant or take-away where you consistently enjoy helpful service with a smile.
Award sponsored by Waggon and Horses
Community Group of the Year (2025 winner: Twyford Drama)
Your favourite club, society, church or other interest group.
Award sponsored by RG10 Magazine
Teacher of the Year (2025 winner: Mrs Y Burke (The Colleton)
That special teacher, TA or tutor who goes above and beyond to get the best out of their students.
Award sponsored by Ideal Branding
Charity of the Year (2025 winner: My Cancer My Choices, Charvil)
A charity which deserves particular recognition for their tireless work in our local community.
Award sponsored by Bluebird Care
Go Green Together Award (2025 winner: Ola Coffee)
An individual or initiative dedicated to improving our local environment, whether through protecting the natural world, enhancing public spaces or educating others.
Award sponsored by Ola Coffee
Sports Person of the Year (2025 winner: Tamina Oliver)
Someone who has been championing, coaching or performing sport or fitness activities for the community.
Award sponsored by Physiocare
Young Achiever of the Year (2025 winners: Guy Branston, Tom Hicks, Matthew Mann and Charlie Mann)
Award sponsored by Benedict Charles Financial Planning
A young person aged 11 to 25 who has done something extraordinary in the local community.

How are the finalists and winners chosen?

A panel of independent judges representing different sectors of the community compiles a shortlist of finalists and selects the winners from public nominations.