For 25 years, Andy Willis helped people in Banburyshire through hardship; the dyslexic campaigner has now won a national award for his work supporting vulnerable families
- Andy Willis, a community campaigner who has spent 25 years volunteering and supporting people through difficult circumstances, has won a national award recognising his contribution to vulnerable individuals and families in Banburyshire, England.
- Willis was named the winner of the Community Shining Star Award (20+) at the Dyslexia Awards 2026, held in Telford on October 17, according to the official awards website and local newspaper Banbury Guardian.
- Known locally as the “People’s Champion”, Willis was recognised for his work as founder, patron and Head of Information, Advice and Wellbeing at B
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- Andy Willis, a community campaigner who has spent 25 years volunteering and supporting people through difficult circumstances, has won a national award recognising his contribution to vulnerable individuals and families in Banburyshire, England.
- Willis was named the winner of the Community Shining Star Award (20+) at the Dyslexia Awards 2026, held in Telford on October 17, according to the official awards website and local newspaper Banbury Guardian.
- Known locally as the “People’s Champion”, Willis was recognised for his work as founder, patron and Head of Information, Advice and Wellbeing at B
Sources: Times of India