Last week we were tasked with the exciting job of reading through a big pile of nominations to come up with this year’s Longlist. We’re pleased to be able to tell you the names of the 2009 stars below. Every single person deserves a great deal of recognition for their commitment and we’re incredibly impressed with all the achievements we’ve read about.
For each award – sports, environment, arts or community there are seven people for the two age categories. Four will make the shortlist with a chance to win £1,000 for personal and project development. The final three in each category are commended young people.
Community (16-19)
Top 4
Abbi Morrall
Katrina Hammond
Olivia Prince
Steven Jones
Commended
Jack Sweetenham
Chloe Edmunds
Shubnit Bhumbra
Community (20-25)
Top 4
Adam Grodecki
Kristian Reed
Wliur Rahman
Amman Johal
Commended
Thomas Robbins
Nick Giaquinto
Leanne Coyle
Art (16-19)
Top 4
Rachel Edwards
John Maw
Adam Reed
Joe White
Commended
Sarah Pickup
Lowenna Hosken
Amar Sejpal
Art (20-25)
Top 4
Richard Tipple
Christopher Ashley
Paul O’Connor
Katy Dawe
Commended
Clifton West
Benjamin Taylor
Lois Wild
Environment (16-19)
Top 4
Ryan Brown
Katie Haywood
Rebecca Bailey
Sean Fowler
Commended
William Sandcraft
Sufyaan Mustak Patel
Daniel Wright
Environment (20-25)
Top 4
Anna Collins
Hanna Thomas
Kathy Marshall
Peter Forrest
Commended
Stuart Roe
Sport (16-19)
Top 4
Adam Leighton
Debbie Foote
Lydia Morgan
Chabris Napier Lawrence
Commended
Katy Delaney
Chris Graves
Michael Jones
Sport (20-25)
Top 4
Joanne S Davies
Hassan Ali
Dale Metcalfe
James Stott
Commended
Gillian Smith
Laura Ensoe
Rana Miah
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Since winning last year, Rikki Colgate has continued delivering free weekly sessions on the Townsend Estate for youths in his Community. He now delivers two sessions a week . Out of these sessions he has managed to enter the young people into local ASB diversionary football leagues held on Friday nights.
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