2018
Fegans also won this year’s Charity of the Year award.
Fegans’ priority is to support children with one to one counselling sessions and to provide parenting support, with the goal of working towards a world where children are free to become all they were created to be. Their work serving the children and families of the local community is already making an impact in Tunbridge Wells.
Eight awards in total were given out at this year’s ceremony, ranging from Best Group and Ethical Business to Young Sports Achiever and Individual Hero.
The winners and finalists for all the awards were:
Best Group Award
Winner - Tunbridge Wells Citizens Advice Bureau Volunteers
- Finalist - Domestic Abuse Volunteer Support Services
- Finalist - Rusthall Community Cinema
Charity of the Year Award
Winner - Fegans
- Finalist - Life & Soul
- Finalist - Tunbridge Wells Mental Health Resource
Ethical Business Award
Winner - Childrensalon
- Finalist - CountryBike
- Finalist - The Forum, Tunbridge Wells
Individual Hero Award
Winner - Gill Daniels
- Finalist - Davie Hardie
- Finalist - Philippa Bernstein
Sports Achiever of the Year Award
Winner - Tunbridge Wells Hockey Club
- Finalist - Joe Watts
- Finalist - Dave Allen
Young Sports Achiever of the Year Award
Winner - Fern Sneddon
- Finalist - Tunbridge Wells Rugby Football Club U15 Ladies Team
- Finalist - Rebekah O'Brien
Young Volunteer of the Year Award
Winner - Milly Evans
- Finalist - Connor Terry
- Finalist - Tommy Barlow