Every year, we welcome nominations from businesses, entrepreneurs, charities, community organisations and inspirational individuals from across Great Britain.
Historically, the Great British Business & Community Awards attracts an exceptional volume of nominations, making the competition incredibly strong across our award categories.
Being selected as a Bronze Winner is therefore a significant achievement in its own right. It means the nominee has stood out from a highly competitive field and has been selected to progress to the next stage of our national judging process.
Congratulations to all of our Bronze Winners – you should be incredibly proud of this achievement!
Last year, we received over 1,600 nominations from across Great Britain, with the exceptional standard of entries resulting in a record-breaking number of Bronze Winners across our award categories.
This year, that record has been well and truly broken.
The Great British Business & Community Awards 2026 received an incredible 2,770 nominations from businesses, entrepreneurs, charities, community organisations and inspirational individuals from across Great Britain. With such a significant number of nominations and an exceptionally high standard of entries, being selected as a Bronze Winner is a major achievement in its own right.
While we simply cannot give every outstanding nominee an award, each of our Bronze Winners has demonstrated achievements and impact worthy of national recognition. The Great British Business & Community Awards judging process brings together an esteemed panel of business leaders and entrepreneurs to independently scrutinise nominations against the relevant award criteria.
Our Bronze Winners represent those who have successfully progressed through the first stage of this highly competitive judging process and will now go forward to Final Judging, where our Silver and Gold Winners will be determined.
Congratulations to every one of our 2026 Bronze Winners – to stand out amongst 2,770 nominations is something to be incredibly proud of.
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