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Nominate someone for 2018 Crosspool community award

Sheila Lomas is presented with the 2017 Crosspool Person of the Year award

Crosspool Forum is looking for nominations for 2018 Crosspool Person of the Year.

The award was set up in 2013 to acknowledge commitment, accomplishment and achievement by individuals in the neighbourhood.

In 2017 Sheila Lomas picked up the award for her voluntary work at Tapton Congregational Church.

Nominate someone by filling in the form below by Monday 7 May 2018.

All nominees will appear on a voting form in the autumn issue of the Crosspool Clarion.

2018 Crosspool Person of the Year nomination form

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Nominate someone for 2017 Crosspool community award

Glenda Debrouwer receives Crosspool Forum Community award from chair Ian Hague — Glenda Debrouwer receives the 2016 Crosspool Forum Community award from chair Ian Hague

Crosspool Forum is looking for nominations for the 2017 community award, or Crosspool Person of the Year as it is known.

The award was set up in 2013 to acknowledge commitment, accomplishment and achievement by individuals in the neighbourhood.

Nominate someone by filling in the form below.

Previous winners of the award have included retired Lydgate Junior School headteacher Sue Havenhand, Crosspool Forum chair Ian Hague and deputy chair Steve Reynolds.

In 2016 Glenda de Brouwer picked up the award for her leadership of the Beavers group and her work as a teacher at Lydgate Junior School.

2017 Crosspool Person of the Year nomination form

11 March, 2014

Wanted: your 2014 Crosspool Community Award nominations

The Crosspool Community Award was set up in 2013 by Crosspool Forum to acknowledge commitment, accomplishment and achievement by individuals in the Crosspool neighbourhood.

Retired Lydgate Junior School headteacher Sue Havenhand was the first person to receive the award last year. She was presented with it for her contribution to education in the community. This includes 14 years spent as head of the school, where she was responsible for approximately 1,500 local children passing through. Prior to her time at Lydgate, she was also an outstanding teacher at Hallam School.

Sue was presented with a small memento to mark the occasion at 2013 Crosspool Festival’s Picnic in the Park.

Who do you think has made an exceptional commitment to our community and deserves to be recognised with the 2014 award? Use the form below to submit your nominations.

The Crosspool Forum/Crosspool Festival committees needs your nominations by noon on Friday 25 April. They’ll go through the submissions and choose a winner. The location and time for the presentation of this year’s award hasn’t been decided yet.