The Civil Nuclear Constabulary was shortlisted for the Occupational Health category in the Oscar Kilo Awards 2026, according to a report published on 8 October 2026. The awards drew over 90 submissions and recognise welfare and wellbeing work across policing; the Occupational Health category covers commitment, innovation and excellence in health and wellbeing services.

The force said its submission covered its work to become the second police force nationally to achieve Safe Effective Quality Occupational Health Service accreditation, and the development of a bespoke Health Needs Assessment programme. That programme was designed as a more intelligence-led and proactive model, using targeted, evidence-based action plans to address differing employee needs across CNC sites.

Emma Aldred, the CNC's Head of Occupational Health and Wellbeing, said the force was proud of its health and wellbeing offer and that it had been shortlisted for the second year in a row. Winners, runners-up and highly commended submissions were due to be announced at an awards ceremony on 13 October, the report said.