This year’s event took place at the force’s Sherwood Lodge headquarters across two ceremonies yesterday (Tuesday, 25 April).
An afternoon ceremony saw Long Service and Good Conduct medals presented to more than 170 officers and staff, while the evening ceremony included 20 main awards, the Police and Crime Commissioner’s awards and more than a hundred Chief Constable Commendations.
The evening ceremony also included a superb performance from members of Our Dementia Choir – a UK 123 members involved in the theft of a £3.5million tiara were also recognised, as were two police investigators who brought online stalker Alex Belfield to justice for a relentless campaign of harassment against multiple victims – including a high-profile BBC presenter.
More information and a full list of the winners are available in the event brochures, which are available to download at the end of this article.
Chief Constable Kate Meynell said: “I would like to congratulate all of this year’s nominees and winners and to show my appreciation to all of our colleagues at 123 who display the very best examples of public service conduct that we can all be proud of here in Nottinghamshire.
“The winners have each shown bravery, ingenuity, collaboration and determination to do the best job they possibly can for our public and are just some of the many amazing people who work for, or alongside, Nottinghamshire Police.”
This year’s Force Awards were sponsored, with our thanks, by Nottinghamshire Police Federation and the Nottinghamshire Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner.
More details about some of this year’s winners will be published on the force’s social media channels over the coming days.
