Active Lives in Erewash Awards 2025

The Active Lives in Erewash Awards celebrate individuals, community groups and organisations who have positively influenced the lives of people in Erewash through physical activity

Congratulations to all the 2025 Active Lives in Erewash Awards winners.

Active Leader

Winner - Rachel Argent

Runner Up - Reece Davies

Active Volunteer

Winner - Maggie Tillson

Runner Up - Kerry Bowley

Active Participant

Winner - Emma Bamford

Runner Up - Steve Wright

Active Young Person 

Winner - Ashton Milner

Runner Up - Joe Peverley

Active Group

Winner - Ilkeston Community Boxing Club

Runner Up - Long Eaton Running Club

Legacy Leisure Adversity Award

Joint Winner - Natasha Coates

Joint Winner - Steve Webster

Active Project Award

Winner - Brackenfield SEND School

Runner Up - Parkside High Girl's Football

Special Recognition

Winner - Paul Booth

Runner Up - Kath Kearns

Long Service Award - Paula Hall

 

Award Categories

Active Leader Award

  • A voluntary or paid coach or community leader that that has given back to a community in Erewash, enabling significant increases or achievements in physical activity.

Active Volunteer Award

  • An individual who has given a significant amount of their time to a group or project involved with physical activity.
  • A volunteer that has provided extra support in providing physical activity above what is expected.

Active Participant Award

  • An adult who has made a significant accomplishment in physical activity.

Active Young Person Award

  • A person aged 18 or under who has achieved personal change or success in relation to physical activity or had supported others to do so.

Active Group Award

  • A group, association or team of two or more people who have made a positive impact on people’s lives through physical activity
  • Made a substantial contribution to the local community.

Legacy Leisure Adversity Award

  • An individual whom has not let a limiting illness or disability define their life and activity levels.
  • Have displayed the endeavour to keep physically active in their life throughout adversity.

Active Project Award

  • A project, initiative or innovation that has been successful in terms of increasing or providing physical activity in the community.

Special Recognition Award

  • A person who has made an outstanding contribution to physical activity and/or community over at least three years.

 

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