PAWRS Awards PAWRS Awards, Riviera International Centre, Torquay – Wednesday, 13 June


PUBLIC SECTOR AWARDS


Local authority of the year (Sponsor: Dennis Eagle) Presented to the local authority that has developed and implemented a successful waste and recycling strategy.


Nominations:  Caerphilly County Borough Council  Croydon Council  Devon Authorities Recycling Partnership  Larne Borough Council, Northern Ireland  Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council  North Hertfordshire District Council


Recycling Awareness Campaign (Sponsor: Heil Europe) In recognition of a recycling campaign that has educated the public to the benefi ts of the reuse of waste by recycling for the local community; whether by meeting in local community groups, local schools or via a marketing campaign.


Nominations:  Croydon Council  Devon County Council  Exeter City Council  North Hertfordshire District Council  Torbay Council


Waste fl eet of the year (Sponsor: Optimised Waste Logistics OWL) This award recognises the local authority that has invested in its specialist vehicle fl eet to increase effi ciency and collection capacity thus ensuring an effi cient service to the community.


Nominations:  Collett Transport Services  Exeter City Council


Food waste award (Sponsor: WBD) This category recognises the local authority or regional partnership that has addressed the food waste challenge and provided residents with information and/ or equipment that has assisted in reducing the amount of food waste sent to landfi ll.


Nominations:  Alpha Logic  Caerphilly County Borough Council  Croydon Council  East Devon District Council


10 SHOW GUIDE  North Hertfordshire District Council


PRIVATE SECTOR AWARDS


Municipal vehicle rental company of the year (Sponsor: Hopkinson Fairdeals) Awarded to the business organisation that has hired their vehicles to municipal organisations with both speed and effi ciency.


Nominations:  Collett Transport Services  Go Plant  Gulliver’s Truck Hire  Priority Hire  Trash UK


Waste management award (Sponsor: Collett Transport Services)


Presented to the private sector concern that has developed and implemented a successful waste and recycling strategy.


Nominations:  Billy Bowie Special Projects  Britaniacrest Recycling  Cromwell Polythene  Refuse Vehicle Solutions  Smurfi t Kappa Recycling  Stocks UK


Health & Safety Innovation Award (Sponsor: Romaquip) This award will be presented in recognition of the most innovative health and safety product which has been created in the fi eld of security, safety, transport and personnel management.


Nominations:  CMS SupaTrak  JA Innovate  Taylor  Vision Techniques  Wheelie Bin Direct


INDUSTRY AWARDS


Waste management product of the year (Sponsor: Johnston Sweepers) This category is awarded to the most innovative product launched within the last two years and designed to assist in collection and/or processing of waste materials.


Nominations:  Blue Group  Compactor street bins from Big Belly Solar/Kyron UK


 ENVIROWEIGH from Vehicle Weighing Solutions


 MACPAC from Stewart Commercials  Optimised Waste Logistics (OWL) from CMS SupaTrak


 WEIGHLOG from RDS Technology


Waste and recycling vehicle of the year (Sponsor: Gullivers Truck Rental)  C201 Compact Sweeper from Johnston Sweepers


 MACPAC from Stewart Commercials  NTM Quatro 4-compartmet RCV from NTB-GB/Linktip


Industry innovation award Awarded to the waste management industry or organisation that has developed an innovative procedure or process that furthers the progress of waste management.


Nominations:  CDEnviro  Cyclone 5500 from Nilfi sk-Advance  ENVIROWEIGH from Vehicle Weighing Solutions


 Fuel saver pack from Dennis Eagle  Inner Wheelie Bin Caddy from Coral Products


 Green Machines street sweeper from Tennant UK Cleaning Solutions


 Optimised Waste Logistics from CMS SupaTrak


 Tempest leaf blower system from Stocks UK


 TruckWeigh from PM Onboard  Wheelie Bin Direct


PAWRS Awards judges The PAWRS team would like to thank the PAWRS Awards judges for the time and effort they have kindly given to considering the nominations. The judges of this year’s awards are:


- David Burrows, freelance journalist and editor specialising in food, environment, waste, marketing


- Tim Byrne, consultant: waste collection and transfer in Mediterranean countries


- Steve Double, cabinet member for environment, waste management policy and shared services, Cornwall Council


- Geraldine Faulkner, editor, Recycling & Waste World


- Steve Read, managing director, Somerset Waste Partnership


- Derek Yeomans, county councillor and chairman of Somerset Waste Board, Somerset County Council


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