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2020 Mayor’s awards will recognise those who played critical role in Covid-19 reponse

by Tony October 18, 2020
October 18, 2020

Nominations are now open for the Lewisham Mayor’s Awards 2020.

This year’s awards will recognise the amazing contributions of those who live, work or study in Lewisham, and have played a critical role in the borough’s response to COVID-19.

If you know an individual, young person, community or faith group, voluntary organisation, local charity or business who have made a difference during the pandemic, please nominate them for a Mayor’s Award. 

This could include helping a neighbour, volunteering, donating money and food, starting a local support group, or a business which has redirected its services and goods, plus many more.

Read more about the awards and how to nominate someone. The deadline for nominations is December 6.

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