adkirklaw.co.uk adkirklawconveyancing.co.uk
About us We’re a specialist law firm providing bespoke legal advice in three key practice areas.
Our regulation and fraud practices advise clients undergoing regulatory or fraud related investigations, as well as prosecuting fraud.
Meanwhile, our residential conveyancing practice provides the full suite of conveyancing services including complex transactions.
Our achievements We have a proud history of advising clients on significant and high-profile fraud and professional regulation cases, such as acting on the EURIBOR trading scandal and a major Trading Standards case.
Our conveyancing practice worked on nearly 700 deals last year, and it achieved a 100 per cent success rate in completing on transactions ahead of the stamp duty holiday deadline.
As a female-led firm, we are also exceptionally proud to champion women’s representation in the legal sector.
What it would mean to win To win against so many outstanding finalists would be such an accolade.
Our team works hard to deliver outstanding services, and this would be a tribute to their efforts.
We would be proud to win in this thriving business community.
Finalist in Professional Services Award
Linda Kirk and Rachel Adamson Directors, Adkirk Law
advocacyfocus.org.uk
About us Advocacy Focus lives by the motto of “nothing about me, without me”.
We want every person we support to know that they have power and can take control over every decision in their lives.
We help people live the lives they want to live, and we’ve already done that for 2,903 Lancashire residents in the last 12 months alone.
Our achievements
Advocacy Focus achieved Gold in Mind’s Workplace Wellbeing Index in 2022 and was also awarded Top Employer out of 119 organisations that took part nationally.
At the National Advocacy Awards in 2022, one of our Independent Advocates won the award for Outstanding Advocate. This prestigious award acknowledges the courage, passion and dedication that our Independent Advocate demonstrated to the people they work with.
What it would mean to win
Winning a Red Rose Award would provide us with the opportunity to celebrate the important work we do in looking after Lancashire and help us raise the profile of advocacy, as often people are unaware that advocacy support exists. We are excited to showcase the amazing work we do to achieve our mission of “Advocacy for All”.
Finalist in Commitment to Skills Award, Not-for-Profit Award
Justine Forster Chief executive officer, Advocacy Focus
andertoncentre.co.uk
About us The Anderton Centre is a residential and day-visit outdoor learning centre, with a focus on working with young people and community groups.
However over the last few years we have diversified into becoming a tourist destination in our own right.
Our mission is to enhance education and improve health and wellbeing through outdoor activity.
Our achievements
Our 2022 headlines include a 103 per cent increase in turnover from 2020/21, with an increased participation overall by 114 per cent.
From August 2021 to July 2022 we welcomed 29,700 participants. We saw a 7 per cent increase in visitors from the Black Asian Minority and Ethnic Communities, a 64 per cent increase in education, community and voluntary groups and an 81 per cent increase in corporate clients.
We invested £147,000 in assets such as outdoor equipment, facility upgrades and infrastructure. We achieved Association Heads of Outdoor Centres Gold Standard Accreditation.
What it would mean to win The team and I are extremely excited to be nominated for a Red Rose Award.
To win would be a huge recognition for all the hard work that has gone into making the Anderton Centre a success.
Finalist in Tourism, Leisure and Hospitality Award
David Germain Chief executive officer, The Anderton Centre
andertongables.co.uk
About us We are experts in the human-built world. The structures that surround us and shape us – schools and offices, hospitals and homes.
We bring both sustainable principles and commercial focus to any development or redevelopment – ensuring each building works for its users, owners and the environment.
Our achievements The first half of 2022 was transformative for AG with our re-brand to AG Built Environment Consultancy, which is reflective of the impact our services have beyond purely projects and buildings, extending to peoples’ lives through their environment and championing the environment around us.
We formally created our Sustainability and Energy Performance Advisory, which works in conjunction with our wider business to provide tailored advice to our clients.
As well as a new service offering, AG has increased its North West presence with the opening of a Liverpool office to complement the existing Preston and Manchester bases.
What it would mean to win At AG we are always reviewing our processes, approaches, marketplace and team member’s needs - progression and development is in our DNA.
For the team to be recognised for this and all our hard work would be amazing – especially in front of our Lancashire friends.
Finalist in Built Environment Award
Jonathan Shaw Chief executive, AG Built Environment Consultancy
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