The Harrow’s Heroes Awards are set to take place on Wednesday, September 11th, marking the return of this significant community event.
The awards ceremony, which has become a flagship event in Harrow, celebrates the contributions of local individuals and groups who have made a positive impact on the borough.
Nominations for this year’s awards have now closed, and the full list of finalists across several categories has been released. The awards highlight the efforts of those who have gone above and beyond to support their communities, from volunteers and carers to teachers and local groups.
The 2024 finalists are as follows:
Bringing People Together:
• Cathy Kim
• Mitraseva
• Neil Kelly
• Spire Cafe
Lifetime Achievement:
• Gary Roberts
• Ian and Jackie Silverstone
• Mike Bishop
• Paul Turner
Good Neighbour:
• David Woon Soong
• Howard Beake
• Rekha Mehta
• Wendy Thiel
Outstanding Young Person:
• Joshua Patel
• Mahnoor Saeed
• Nathan Watson
• Tianae Gould
Health and Wellbeing:
• Bipin Dattani
• Soham Yoga London Srini Arumugum
• Veronica Chamberlain
• Wealdstone Baby Bank
Pride in Harrow:
• Harrow Parks Forum
• Joanne Payne
• Kanchan Chauhan
• Mr & Mrs Nick & Susan Shellis
Team Award:
• FC National Harrow
• Carib and Co Brunch
• Oshwal Elderly Welfare Association CIO
• St Luke’s Hospice Bereavement Support Service Volunteers
Extraordinary Achievement:
• Casey Dalton
• Isobel Hulbert
• Kerri Lendon-Pett
• Paolo Arrigo
Supporting Vulnerable People:
• Conversation Café Volunteers
• Emma Harrington
• Grace Kelly-Graham
• Soul Kitchen
Contribution to the Community:
• Asia Chetouani
• Chandni Palan
• Helen Eamus
• Sharon Pink
The awards aim to showcase the best of Harrow, recognising those who have contributed to making the borough a special place to live and work.
The winners will be announced at the ceremony on September 11th – stay tuned to Harrow Online for more news on the awards.
Chris Mitchell is the founder and editor of Harrow Online, Harrow’s leading local news platform.
He launched Harrow Online in 2010 as a Facebook page sharing local news and information. Since then, it has grown into a trusted source for breaking news, crime, council decisions, planning, transport, business and community stories across the borough.
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