The 2025 Awards
Nominations for the 10th Pride of Guernsey Awards are now open through this website and forms published in the Guernsey Press. Find out more about our award categories below.
The list of category awards
Angel of the Year
Nurses, doctors and health workers are the heartbeat of our community, having dedicated their careers to looking after not only our wellbeing but in many cases saving lives.
2025 Winner: Jake Williams
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Bailiwick Community Hero
Part of what makes our Bailiwick so great is our pride in our islands. Our communities within the Bailiwick safeguard our identity and heritage and preserve a way of life we are still so fortunate to enjoy.
2025 Winner: Bernie Le Gallais, A1 Crab Supplies
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Customer Service
Who goes the extra mile for you? GREAT customer service – when someone strives to make us feel valued - has the power to add a little bit of sparkle to our day.
2025 Winner: Bronwyn Anderson and Sean Gordon
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Emergency Hero of the Year
It is not until you need a lifeline emergency service, that you realise just how important it is. Guernsey and the rest of the Bailiwick rely around the clock on a network of emergency responders to protect and keep us safe.
2025 Winner: James De La Mare
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Parent(s) of the Year
Families are the bedrock of our community and parents throughout our islands are a major part of that.
2025 Winner: Dana Dowinton
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Sustainability Hero of the Year
It has become increasingly clear in recent years that we must all play our part in helping to ensure the future environmental, economic and social sustainability of our island and the wider world.
2025 Winner: Noah Nichols
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Young Achiever
Aimed at celebrating our young people, this award is aimed at those who deserve a special pat on the back whether it be due to their achievements in their studies or in a hobby, or a talent in sport or the arts.
2025 Winner: Eva Redelinghuys
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Arts Contribution
Our islands are a showcase for artistic talent and we boast a large and vibrant arts community, from musicians, actors and dancers, to painters, sculptors, producers and directors.
2025 Winner: Shaun Winterflood
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Carer of the Year
They are the quiet army, selflessly giving their time to care for and look after the welfare of others - whether it be for a loved one, friend or simply someone they know.
2025 Winner: St John Event First Aiders
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Diversity and Inclusion
This award recognises a person or organisation who embraces diversity and inclusion, making the community or their workplace a better place to be.
2025 Winner: Anna Bowditch
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Grandparent of the Year
An award that gives grandchildren a chance to say thank-you for all the love and support they receive from a grandparent or grandparents.
2025 Winner: Mary Bennalick
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Sports Volunteer
Almost every person involved in sport in our islands, from the elite medal-winners to our most social participants, started at grass roots level and inevitably were helped along their sporting journey by volunteers.
2025 Winner: Rebecca Meredith
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Teacher of the Year
There are good teachers and then there are great teachers. This award seeks to recognise those who have inspired countless children through innovative teaching methods, making learning fun and creating an enjoyable, warm and friendly learning environment.
2025 Winner: Erica De Sousa
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