The Awards
All entrants receive a Bronze, Silver, Gold or Platinum Award certificate for each of their entries confirming the grade achieved.
This can be mounted in a frame and displayed on their premises to confirm the standard their toilets have achieved based on a UK recognised standard.
National Category Award Certificates are issued to the winning entry in each of the 60 entry categories for each country – England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. These winners are then shortlisted for a range of National Awards, one of each for each country.
There are also ‘Champions League’ and ‘Premier League’ UK Awards presented to multiple entrants who’s entries meet specific criteria in both the private and public sector. Market Sector Awards are also presented to the best entries for each market sector.
The Overall Loo of the Year Awards Trophy, the Tork Loo of the Year Awards Trophy for 2015, is awarded to the provider of one or more entries who, in the opinion of the judges, deserves to receive the accolade of the top Loo of the Year Award. The winner is presented with the Prestigious Golden Loo Seat Trophy.
All Trophy winners are also presented with a framed, personalised award certificate.
Previous Overall Winners include local authorities, retailers, motorway service stations, shopping centres, hospitality providers, visitor attractions, the Camping & Caravanning Club, the National Trust, heritage sites, a commercial public toilet provider and Eurotunnel. Major UK-wide entrant winners include Asda, McDonald’s and JD Wetherspoon.
Full details of all awards are shown on the Awards page of the Loo of the Year Awards website at
www.loo.co.uk.
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