Bernard Rogers & Co. to sponsor the Worthies Awards again
Bernard Rogers & Co. is once again the headline sponsor of the Kenilworth Chamber of Trade Worthies Awards, marking the second year running the we have backed the event.
The Worthies Awards celebrate the businesses and individuals who make Kenilworth the community it is, with categories ranging from Most Worthy Shop and Most Worthy Business to Customer Service Excellence and the Kenilworth Worthy of the Year. This year's ceremony takes place on 5th November 2026 at the Holiday Inn, Kenilworth, and nominations are open to the public until 10th October.
As Independent chartered accountants founded in Warwickshire and built on local recommendation, supporting the Worthies felt like a natural fit for us. We have offices in both Kenilworth and Stratford-upon-Avon and have worked with many different types of businesses across the region since 1993, so backing an awards night that recognises local achievement sits comfortably alongside how the team already work with their clients.
"The Worthies is one of those events that reminds you why Kenilworth is such a good place to do business. We see the hard work that goes on behind the scenes with our own clients every day, so being able to support an awards night that puts that work in the spotlight is something we're proud to be part of again." David Rogers, Managing Director
Nominations are now open
Nominations for this year's Worthies are open now at kenilworthchamber.co.uk, with the winners announced at the awards ceremony in November.
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