The Lord Mayors Award

The Lord Mayor's Award

The Lord Mayor of Canterbury for 2014-15 is Ann Taylor 

We created the Lord Mayor's Award to formally say thank you to people who quietly work 'behind the scenes' to help others, and who are often overlooked as they do not seek publicity or thanks for their efforts.

The Lord Mayor's Award 2014 will be launched on 21 May 2014 with a closing date for nominations of 2 July 2014.  The presentation of the awards will be made at the Council Meeting in the Guildhall on September 25 2014.

Terms and conditions

• To qualify for an award the candidate must live in the Canterbury district and must not be a Canterbury City Council elected member or employee.
• Nominations will be considered by a judging panel of the Lord Mayor and a representative from each of the political groups of Canterbury City Council.
• A maximum of three awards will be made in any one year.  Each nomination will be considered on its own merits.
• The panel will meet soon after the deadline for the receipt of nominations and will make the final decision.
• We reserve the right to conduct our own background research into the nominations where appropriate.
• All qualifying nominations will be accepted and considered.  There will be no discrimination on the grounds of age, sex, race, colour, sexual orientation or any other reason.
• Under the Data Protection Act 1998, we have a legal duty to protect any personal information we collect from you.  We will only use the information you supply to us for the reason that you provided it.
• Click on Link below to access nomination form, or copy paste into your browser.
• https://www.canterbury.gov.uk/your-council/councillors-and-lord-mayor/lord-mayor-and-sheriff/the-lord-mayors-award/