Solihull Civic Honours - Frequently Asked Questions

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Solihull Civic Honours - Frequently Asked Questions

If you need help making an nomination, our frequently asked questions can help.

Who can be nominated?

Anyone who lives, works, or is based in Solihull - including individuals, groups, charities, and organisations - depending on the award category.

What is the eligibility criteria?

Each award has specific criteria. You must explain how your nominee meets the criteria and provide evidence of the impact they’ve made. 

Nominations that do not meet the criteria or lack supporting evidence will not be considered.

Can I nominate more than one person or organisation?

Yes, you can submit multiple nominations, but each must be tailored to the relevant award category and include supporting evidence.

What kind of evidence should I include?

Examples of the nominee’s work, achievements, or contributions that clearly show how they meet the award criteria.

This should include:

  • stories
  • outcomes
  • testimonials
  • measurable impact

Can I nominate someone anonymously?

No. You must provide your contact details so we can follow up if needed. 

What happens after I submit a nomination?

Nominations will be reviewed for eligibility and quality assurance.

Eligible nominations will be passed to the judging panel for consideration.

When will the winners be announced?

Winners will be announced at the Civic Honours Awards ceremony on Tuesday 21 April 2026 at The Core Theatre, Solihull.

Can I nominate someone who lives outside Solihull but works here?

Yes - as long as they live, work, or operate within Solihull, they are eligible.

Is there a word limit for nominations?

Yes. Each nomination form includes guidance on word limits to help keep submissions focused and fair.

Will nominees be informed?

Yes. Shortlisted nominees will be contacted ahead of the ceremony.