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| Congratulations to all of our 2009 winners! Gold standard winners: Leicester City Council Leicester - City Centre Development Project Liverpool City Council Liverpool One: The Remaking of a City Centre Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council Merthyr Tydfil Town Centre Regeneration Commendation: North East Lincolnshire Council Grimsby - Victoria Street Environmental Improvement Scheme Previous Awards Winners Gold Standard Award Redruth 2007 Luton 2007 Hebden Bridge 2007 Mansfield 2006 Sheffield 2006 Chepstow 2005 Arundel Street, Portsmouth 2004 Harlow, Essex 2004 Town Centre Environment Award This is the Main Award and here the judges are looking for a holistic approach with an overall strategy and action plan. The projects must set out priorities for the town centre that continue the process of town improvement. Staines, Middlesex 2003 Warrington, Cheshire 2002 Whitehaven, Cumbria 2001 Sunderland 2000 Gloucester 1999 Dundee 1998 Taunton, Somerset 1997 Guildford 1996 Ayr, Ayrshire, Scotland 1995 Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire 1995 Worcester 1994 Wolverhampton 1993 Horsham, West Sussex 1992 York 1992 Hereford 1991 The Design Award This award rewards town centres that have developed an environmental improvement scheme that demonstrates an understanding of, and a commitment to, design both in terms of creative thinking and practical application. Cathedral Quarter, Blackburn, Lancashire 2003 Cathedral Gardens, Manchester 2002 Fakenham, Norfolk 2001 Hamilton, Lanarkshire 2000 Bournemouth, Dorset 2000 Doncaster, South Yorkshire 1999 Caerphilly, South Wales 1998 Community Award This award looks to reward environmental improvement schemes that involve local people or community groups in every aspect of planning, setting up and developing a scheme. This may be an individual town, but could be for a group of centres that have a co-ordinated strategy. Long Sutton, Lincolnshire 2002 Meltham, West Yorkshire 2001 Murton, County Durham 2000 Tunstall, Stoke on Trent 1999 Cookstown, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland 1998 Transport Award This award rewards environmental improvement schemes that have sensitively managed change and incorporated different modes of transport and accessibility within the scheme e.g. integrated transport, better bus/train links, park and ride, sensitive car parking and pricing, shopmobility access, and wheelchair / pushchair accessibility. Keighley, West Yorkshire 2002 West Bridgford, Nottinghamshire 2001 Commendations Llanwrst, North Wales 2005 Walthamstow, London 2004 Corporation Street, Middlesborough 2003 Port Talbot, South Wales 2001 Nottinghamshire County Council 1997 Cardiff 1996 |
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