Cllr Awards 2023: The Rules

Cllr Awards 2023: The Rules

  • Nominations can be made by anyone: members of the public, councillors and council officers.
  • No self-nominations will be accepted.
  • The nominee must be a current councillor except for the Lifetime Legend which can include nominations for recently retired or deceased councillors.
  • Only councillors from English and Welsh local authorities for the English & Welsh Awards. Only councillors from Scottish local authorities for the Awards in Scotland.
  • By submitting nomination materials, you certify that you have the right to share the materials — including images. You also consent that LGIU may use any materials in public communications related to Cllr Awards.
  • You can enter the same councillor into as many categories as you like (as long as they meet the criteria for that award), but you can only nominate the same councillor once per category.
  • You can nominate councillors from the same council under the same category.
  • Original nominations only.
  • For all awards, we will accept nominations for councillors from principal authorities only (i.e. district, county, unitary, metropolitan. NOT parish/town councillors).
  • Judges reserve the right to request additional information/evidence on any of the entries made.
  • The judges’ decision is final.
  • Evidence used in nominations must refer to recent activities by the councillor (roughly within the last two years).
  • If a member of the judging panel is shortlisted for an award, they will be replaced in the panel.

This year’s Awards are only possible thanks to the generous support of our founding partners CCLA.

CCLA is a leading specialist fund manager for local authorities and charities. When they began sponsoring the Cllr Awards they had 22 local authority client accounts. Today they have over 700 and this number is growing every month. CCLA are owned by their clients – their mission is to serve the whole sector, regardless of size.

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