Annual General Meeting and Awards

Annual General Meeting

All residents of Werrington are invited to attend this meeting. Those aged 18 and over and living in the area can attend and vote at the meeting. Anyone from outside the area can attend and speak but not vote. During the meeting Members of the Council are elected to serve a two year term (five are elected annually). The Co-opted members (up to 6) are appointed at Council Meetings throughout the year and not at the Annual General Meeting. Officers and representatives of our Council are appointed at the first post-AGM Full Council meeting and not at the AGM.

To apply to become a member please complete a nomination papers available here Nominaton forms

Thank you to everyone who attended the 2026 meeting and especially to Dawn from PEDS and Mariam from Peterborough City Council who gave an interesting presentations. The next meeting will take place on TUESDAY 8th June 2027 at Werrington Parish Village Centre

The minutes of our 2025 meeting can be seen AGM Minutes 2025

The Annual Awards

One of the key features of the Neighbourhood Council AGM is always the various awards that are made to members of the community. These include:

  • The Werrington Award,
  • Business Award
  • Community Contribution award(s),
  • Community Appreciation award(s),
  • Environment Award(s).
  • The Good Citizenship for Youth Award: Every year we seek nominations from the community for the Good Citizenship Youth Award to a local individual or group who have in some way made a significant contribution towards helping the community and/or its environment It is made to a person or persons between the age of 12 and 18.

Our 2026 Award winners were:

Werrington Spotlight: Has been at the centre of the community for over 50 years. Lise accepted the award on behalf of the many members of the Admin team and deliverers, past and present.

Florence Warrington: Has contributed nearly ten years efficiently co-ordinating the delivery of Spotlight

Terence Wilkinson: Has been the friendly face giving a helping hand to his customers at Werrington Launderette.

Geoff Smith: Has been a mainstay of Werrington Neighbourhood Council for many, many years. This award is to thank him for his contribution as Treasurer – a role which he has recently retired from.

Theo Stimpson is the recipient of the GOOD CITIZENSHIP FOR YOUTH AWARD. His school nominated him citing his kindness, responsibility and looking out for others after he responded to a dangerous situation by a busy road which could have led to a dangerous accident. Theo gets to keep the trophy for a year and also receives a cash prize which is contributed by Councillors John and Judy Fox.

Congratulations to all the award winners this year!