We’re so very excited to bring you our impressive judging lineup for the Little London Awards 2017! The official ceremony is only a matter of weeks away… but there’s still four important categories that have yet to be finalised, and it’s up to our six judges to put your favourites to the test
The following six women, all mothers to young children, and who have each made their own unique impact on the parenting industry, are the perfect panel for judging our four final categories in the Little London Awards. Between them, they’ll decide the best new brand, best new product, best product and brand of year. The lucky winner will be announced, along with the 18 other categories voted for by you, at the official ceremony on 18 October at Grace Belgravia, London’s leading health, wellbeing and lifestyle club for women – what better place to celebrate?!
Michelle Kennedy – CEO and co-founder of Peanut. She lives in North London with her husband and their son Finlay, three.
Kate Freud – editor of Baby London, Little London, Baby Surrey and Baby Hampshire. She lives in Clapham with her husband Jack and two children, Jago, five and Georgia, three.
Leonora Bamford – MyBaba founder and Little London columnist Leo Bamford lives in Chelsea with her husband George and three young children.
Natalie Pinkham – television presenter and Sky Sports F1 reporter. She lives in Kew with her husband, Owain, and two children, Wilfred, two, and Willow, one.
Pip Black – co-founder of Frame and Mumhood. She lives in London with her husband and their children, Phin, three, and six-month-old Romilly.
Kate Silverton – journalist and BBC newsreader. She and her husband Mike Heron, former Royal Marine, have a daughter Clemency Florence Rose and son Wilbur Ernest George, and live in Barnes.
To find out more about our six judges, take a peek at here at our dedicated awards site.
All winners will be announced in full following the awards ceremony. Stay tuned to see if your favourites get our official seal of approval!
The Little London Awards is proudly supported by Powder Byrne and Kurumba Maldives.
