BRIGG PEOPLE SHORTLISTED FOR AWARDS

Three people from Brigg have made the North Lincolnshire shortlist for Community Champion Awards, together with pupils from a local school.
The individuals  are Natasha Eardley, Jean Neall and Dominic Ellis, while the pupils are from Wrawby school.

FROM KIRSTY WESTFIELD, NORTH LINCOLNSHIRE COUNCIL

Last week a panel of judges shortlisted the nominations for the Community Champion Awards, which we can now reveal.
Over 130 nominations were received and these have been shortlisted down to 49 across the 22 awards. 

Volunteer
Young Volunteer of the Year (sponsored by Scunthorpe Telegraph) – Adam Coggon and Dominic Ellis
Adult Male Volunteer of the Year (sponsored by Ongo) – Andrew Beech and Ian Field
Adult Female Volunteer of the Year (sponsored by Ongo) – Jean Neall and Jean Spiteri
Achievement
Anti-bullying Champion (sponsored by Kapil Care) – Holme Valley Singing Buddy Mentors and Winterton Community Academy Peer Mediators
Personal Courage (sponsored by Clugston Construction) – Richard Cowling and Jake Raspin
Sports Achiever of the Year (sponsored by Scunthorpe United Football Club) – Steve Clark and Christine Ellis
Young Sports Achiever of the Year (sponsored by North Lindsey College) – Natasha Eardley and Gemma Richardson
Young Arts Heritage Achiever of the Year (sponsored by The Baths Hall) – Nicole Broadbent, Sophia Elexis and Harry Griffiths
Adult Arts Heritage of the Year (sponsored by North Lincolnshire Safeguarding Adults Board) – Peter Barnard and Yvette Butler
Outstanding Achievement Young (sponsored by North Lindsey College) – Kai Barrett, Elliott Spindley and Oliver Spindley
Oustanding Achievement Adult (sponsored by Quality Solicitors Bradbury, Roberts and Raby) – Lorna Fillingham and Joanne Sowerby

Community
Community Champion of the Year (sponsored by Jotun Paints (Europe) Ltd) – Joanne Sowerby and Maxine Strong
Outstanding Contribution to a Safer Community (sponsored by North Lincolnshire Council’s Safer Neighbourhoods) – Tracey Coyne and Malcolm Fowler
Outstanding Contribution toLearning Community (sponsored by North Lincolnshire Council's Adult Community Learning) – Helen Baker and Year 6 boys from Wrawby St Mary’s CofE Primary School
Outstanding Contribution to a Stronger Community (sponsored by Humberside Fire and Rescue) – Marie Merrison, Tricia Murphy and Sarah Staves
Community Contribution to Crime Reduction (sponsored by Humberside Police) – The Blue Door and Maureen Moore
Community Project of the Year (sponsored by G.S.Kelsey) – Sean Blackburn and Patricia Fish
Community Sports Team of the Year (sponsored by Active Humber) – Ealand Academy Dance Group and Scunthorpe Boxing Club

Inspiration
Young Carer of the Year (sponsored by Marjara Care Group) – Joshua Clarke and Gracie Mae Dawson
Adult Carer of the Year (sponsored by Marjara Care Group) – Marion and David Cooper and Tanya and Neil Hicks
Services to School Governance (sponsored by North Lincolnshire Council Governor Support Service) – Surja Motin and Peter Raspin, and Carl Thompson, Diane Nunns and Stephanie Parkinson
Lifetime Achievement (sponsored by Pepperells Solicitors) – Cyril Nottingham, Ralph Ross and Alison Tindall
The winners will be announced at the awards ceremony on Thursday 24 November at The Baths Hall in Scunthorpe.
Coun John Briggs, Cabinet Member for Commercial Enterprise, said: “It is never an easy task shortlisting the nominations as they are all worthy winners. It is amazing what people in North Lincolnshire do for others and the things they have achieved. They should all be extremely proud of their achievements.
“After lots of discussions, we did manage to shortlist the nominations. The winners will be announced at the ceremony at The Baths Hall. It is going to be a brilliant evening with real community spirit to recognise the great people we have in North Lincolnshire.”