Nominees for Sustainability Awards

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Businesses across Cornwall will be keeping their fingers crossed for success after the shortlist for the 2010 Cornwall Sustainability Awards was announced.

31 companies and four individuals from across the county have been selected in the competition’s six categories: Best Managed Company, Low Carbon Business, Resource Management, Products and Services, Best Individual and for the first time, Sustainable Construction.

The applications have been handed over to the judging panel for further scrutiny before the overall winners are announced at an awards ceremony taking place on Friday, December 3 at the Pavilion Centre, Royal Cornwall Showground.

Celebrity judge, Dick Strawbridge, said: “Over the last seven years there have been some intense debates between judges in every category.

“As a result of this heated ‘analysis’ the judges appear to have got it right as all the winners have proven to be outstanding, and many have gone on to win national and international awards.

“The great thing about these awards is that the businesses in Cornwall, who all take a lot of effort to enter, are rightly proud at being short listed, or winning.”

Best Managed Small:
Cornish Crisp
Event Cornwall
Green Waste
Primrose Valley
Spiezia Organics

Best Managed Medium:
Community Energy Plus
Enact Energy
Henry Orchard Scrap
Laurence Associates
Monkey Sanctuary

Best Managed Large:
Carlyon Bay Hotel
Hall for Cornwall
Tamar Foods
TJ International
West Pharmaceutical Industries

Low Carbon:
Cottage Farm
Enact Energy
Laurence Associates
Newquay Zoo
Par Waste Water Treatment Plant – South West Water

Resource Management:
Clayworks
Cornish Crisp
Robert Wiseman Dairies

Products & Services:
Acaster Blades
Clayworks
Forest Fuels
Kensa Heat Pumps
St Eval Recycling
Williams Chassis Motorcycle

Best Individual:
Barry Philpott – Hall for Cornwall
Lee Duke – Chasing Paper
Neil Farringdon – Community Energy Plus
Paul Sousek – Cottage Farm

Sustainable Construction:
Boscastle Playgroup (refurbishment)
Boswyn – rehabilitation centre (new build)
Burntwood – private dwelling (new build)
Dairy Farm – private dwelling (conversion)
Ebeneezer Chapel – private dwellings (conversion and new build)
The Scarlett Hotel (new build)

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