Shortlist announced for Wandsworth Civic Awards
Published: Tuesday, September 9, 2025
A shortlist has been drawn up of local people you have told us deserve a Wandsworth Civic Award.
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You can read about shortlisted residents on our website. The winners will be chosen by a panel of judges and will be handed their award at a ceremony in November.
The Civic Awards celebrate and recognise Wandsworth residents that go above and beyond to help others and make outstanding contributions to the local community – often without any recognition.
This year nominees have been shortlisted in 11 categories. This was expanded from six due to the large number of high-quality entries:
Mayor of Wandsworth Jeremy Ambache said: " Thank you to everyone who sent in a nomination. The judges found it difficult to choose from over 100 exceptional and committed nominations.
“A Civic Award is the highest honour the council can bestow, and we have shortlisted some truly exceptional people who have given so much to our borough."
Find out more about the Wandsworth Civic Awards
The shortlisted nominees are:
Bravery Award
- Adam Razvi
- James Cowdrey
- Pavlo Protsenko
Charity Champion
- Asli Dogan Aslan
- Daniel Brandon
- John Marsh
Charity Champion (creative contribution)
- Alan Feast
- Lucy Barratt
- Urvashi Patel
Charity Champion (Long Service)
- Lee Marshall
- Nisar Bawany
- Winston and Vivian Belgrave
Charity Champion (Volunteers)
- Philip Beddows
- Prabha Mistry
- Wandsworth Food Bank Team
Community Champion
- Frederica Huggins
- Orleen Mcintosh
- Sarah Rackham
- Val Crolle
- Yusuf Lagden
Community Champion (Community Building)
- Holly Cooke
- Ilenia Goffredo and Stefania Cotardo
- Nicola Pattinson
Community Champion (Supporting People)
- Fozia Riaz
- Javed Bhunnoo
- Pamela Harris
Cultural Champion
- Colleen Samuel
- Ruth Essel
- Sahana Gero
- Tiah Algalarrondo
Environmental Hero
- Benedict Cuddon
- Janneke Diemel
- Serena Potter
Young Person of the Year
- Janae Thompson-Cole
- Kyla Nicholas
- Lamees Bazuti