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Major Community Awards Winners
Since the inception of London Tigers we have been striving to always offer the best service possible. At the heart of this has always been the involvement of young people in the planning, delivery and evaluation of all activities and projects we undertake. This approach ensures the service provided is relevant and addresses the young people.
This process has enabled the rapid development and growth of London Tigers from a small local sports organisation, to a regional young peoples’ organisation and a national Black Asian Minority Ethnic (BAME) sports organisation, involving over 2000 people from 63 nationalities in all our events and activities.
This rapid growth and development has helped us get recognition from both local and national levels.
Westminster Local Leadership Award
London Tigers was nominated by the Local MP and councilors for our outstanding community work in particular with BAME groups. London Tigers were the inaugural winners in 2004 ahead of 70 other nominated organisations.
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Above: Management committee of
London Tigers with Leader of the
council and local MP.
Left: Mesba recieves local
leadership award from the leader
of Westminster Council (Sir Simon
Milton).
Below: Award runner up M. Uddin,
Karen Buck MP, Sir Simon Milton
and award winner Mesba Ahmed.
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The GG2 Leadership and Diversity Awards
Community Award Winner 2006. The GG2 Awards is a star studded annual event held at The Grosvenor House Hotel, Park Lane, London.
"The event aims to celebrate our diversity and are also an assertion of our commonality. They are a glowing example of how we can be united, despite our different and diverse backgrounds.” (Ramniklal Solanki OBE, Editor-in-Chief)
This awards ceremony has received support from Prime Minister Tony Blair, Sir Ian Blair – commissioner Metropolitan police, Peter Presont – Guardian journalist as well as other prominent figures.
London Tigers won unanimously, Nominated by Chelsea FC for the impact of our work on a national scale.
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