Nominations open for Audentior Awards to celebrate Watford’s local heroes

Audentior awards evening

The Mayor and Chairman of Watford Borough Council are delighted to announce the return of the Audentior Awards, taking place on Friday 26 February 2027.

Nominations are now open for residents to recognise the individuals, groups and organisations making an outstanding difference across Watford. The prestigious awards celebrate the town’s everyday heroes; those who go above and beyond to support others, strengthen communities and make Watford a better place to live, work and visit.

From dedicated volunteers and inspiring young people to community champions and local organisations, the Audentior Awards shine a spotlight on the remarkable people whose commitment, kindness and achievements have a lasting impact on the town.

The 2027 Audentior Awards will feature nine categories:

Elected Mayor of Watford, Peter Taylor, said: "The Audentior Awards are a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the people and organisations that make Watford such a special place. Every day, residents across our town go the extra mile to support others, improve their communities and make a real difference to people's lives. These awards help us recognise and thank those individuals whose dedication and achievements deserve to be celebrated. I encourage everyone to nominate someone who has inspired them and helped make Watford a better place."

Chairman of Watford Borough Council, Cllr Sohail Bashir, said: "The Audentior Awards are about recognising the extraordinary contribution made by local people, often without seeking praise or recognition. Across Watford there are countless individuals and groups whose hard work, compassion and community spirit make a positive impact every day. I encourage residents to take this opportunity to shine a light on those unsung heroes who help our communities thrive."

Submit your nomination here
The deadline for submitting a nomination is Friday 25 September 2026.

Published: 2nd September 2026

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