Do you know a colleague or local business that makes the Harley Street area a better place? Nominations are now open for the 2027 Mayfair Times Community Awards.
The awards celebrate the people and businesses that give Marylebone, Mayfair, and St James’s their sense of community. Now in their twelfth year, they will be presented at Claridge’s in January 2027.
Harley Street BID is encouraging its members and the wider community to nominate the people who deserve a moment in the spotlight. That could be a receptionist who makes every visitor feel welcome, a longstanding business that supports its neighbours, or a healthcare professional helping to make a difference beyond their day-to-day work.
There are 14 award categories, with several particularly relevant to the Harley Street area. Only in Marylebone recognises an independent or longstanding retailer, or a business that engages with the local community. Wellness Champion celebrates individuals and businesses at the forefront of health and wellness, while At Your Service recognises those who put service to the community at the heart of what they do.
The awards also offer a chance to recognise contributions that can be easy to overlook. Unsung Hero is for a valued team member whose work happens behind the scenes, while Long Service honours someone who has supported the local community over many years. Other categories include Women in Business, Bright Young Thing for people aged 35 and under, Commercial Newcomer, Hospitality Hero, Charitable Champion, Lifetime Achievement and The Arts & Culture Award. There are also Only in Mayfair and Only in St James’s awards.
You can nominate someone from your own organisation, a person you know through the local community, or a business whose contribution deserves wider recognition. When submitting a nomination, explain what they do and the difference they have made.
Nominations close on Friday 27 November 2026. Submit yours through the Mayfair Times Community Awards website or email communityawards@pubbiz.com.
Who in the Harley Street community deserves to be recognised? Now is the time to put their name forward.
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