There was a packed crowd in Camborne Rugby Club to hear the winners announced for the 2024 Camborne Community and Commerce Awards.
Jointly organised by BID Camborne and Camborne Town Council, it is the third time the event has been held and excitement ran high as friends, family and invited guests applauded an impressive list of nominees.
“We had a record number of nominations, and the quality of entries was genuinely inspiring,” said BID Camborne manager Anna Pascoe who co-presented the evening with Alicia Jouvenaar, Events and Widening Participation Manager for Camborne Town Council.
“Camborne is rightly famous for its strong sense of community and that was certainly apparent in the support and enthusiasm being shown.”
Results were as follows: Best Employer 1st Sam Bowen 2nd Kathy Penaluna Joint 3rd Sally Pyner and Michelle Walker Best Customer Focus 1st White Hart Joint 2nd Scallywags, Tyacks and Delight 2 Bite Best Employee/Staff Member 1st Amanda Nicholls, Camborne Back Clinic Joint 2nd Dawn Frisby – Kehelland Trust, Akira-Mina Marshal and Liz Mathers – Kath’s Plaice Best Local Business 1st Jojangles 2nd Under the Collar 3rd Tyacks Camborne Cares 1st Tyacks Joint 2nd Kehelland Trust, Paul White, Delight 2 Bite Product or Service of the Year 1st Under the Collar Joint 2nd Scallywags, Rainbow Fun, White Hart Group of the Year 1st Camborne Community Larder 2nd Hygge and Hope Joint 3rd Camborne Children’s Clothes Bank and Camborne Air Cadets Volunteer of the Year 1st Sam Cairns 2nd Hayley Gilbert Joint 3rd Dean Pascoe and Sarah Hall Sports Contribution Joint 1st Camborne RFC and Carn Brea Judo Club Arts Contribution 1st Camborne Music Festival Joint 2nd Zena Clemens-Tresidder, Lola Gerrans, Camborne Library Mayor’s Cadet Tiffany Davis Mayor's Award Kehelland Trust Sid Godolphin Award Lily Mason Young Achiever Awards (sponsored by Camborne and Redruth Lions) Peyton Jackson and Ruby Robinson
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