Goodliff Awards for 2026

This year we had an unprecedented number of applicants and we are very pleased to announce that the following were successful in being selected for a Goodliff Award. Our President, Julie Montagu, Countess of Sandwich, will present the Certificates at a Cermony in the Huntingdon Town Hall on 17th November to all the awardees.

Roger Mould on behalf of the Warboys Archaeological Group, for the hire of excavation equipment to continue with the archaeological excavations at Ramsey Abbey College.

Bill Skinner on behalf of the Houghton and Wyton Local History Society, for the continmued research into and publication of booklet on the History of Houghton Village Shop.

Roger Beaman, for the purchase and creation of information panels about the Needingworth Baptist Church Burial Ground.

David Stokes on belhalf of the Godmanchester Porch Museum, for the purchase of display boards and stands to display the recently acquired historic maps of Godmanchester and the information about the listed buildings and houses of the town.

Roger Leivers, for research into and publication of a book about the wartime experiences of Madim Greenewich’s and his eventual repatriation to the SOE Centre at Farm Hall, Godmanchester.

Alan Akeroyd and Caroline Clifford, for the research into and update to the original publication of the book, Huntingdon, The Aviation Centre.

Fran Day on behalf of the St Ives Civic Society, for developing and publishing a Revised Heritage Framework Listing of the buildings and places of historic interest in St Ives, Cambridgeshire.