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Every year, Goxhill holds voting for the Short Award, recognising outstanding contributions from our community. Each winner, then has their name enscribed on a plaque in the memorial hall.
This form, serves as this years new online method of voting (along with paper voting). Please choose from the available nominees and enter your name. Alternatively, if you wish to nominate your own candidate, please select 'None of the Above' from the Nominees and then enter your nominees name and the reason you're nominating them, further down the form. This will add them to the form as a nominee, so that others can also vote for them.
Voting Deadline
Please cast your vote by Midnight 24th October, and the winner will be announced in the Winter Edition of The Gander.
Hall of Fame
See the full list of all previous winners and the years in which they won the award.
Each winner can only win the Short Award, ONCE. Therefore, please do not nominate people who have won the award before. For your convenience, we include here a list of the previous winners. If you have previously voted for someone on this list, I'm afraid, your vote will have been removed, along with the nominee. This is to keep things fair and give everyone in the village the chance to win, rather than the same person winning it every year.
