Chance to vote for your green ‘champion of champions’

Published on 26/02/2013 14:38

The chance to vote for the ‘Champion of Champions’ at this year’s Creating the Greenest County Awards is now on.

The awards’ new category invites members of the public to vote for their winner from a shortlist of previous winners from the past five years.

The event celebrates achievements in areas such as community carbon reduction, wildlife conservation and green space development.

The Champion of Champions award recognises an ongoing commitment to everything green. The top five have been selected by an independent judging panel.

They are as follows:

- Alde Garden - 2011 Winner of Business: Greenest Pub, Club or Hotel

- Bardwell Primary School - 2011 Winner of School: Waste and Recycling

- Birchwood Primary School - 2010 Winner of School: Building, Energy and Water and 2012 Winner of School: Greenest School

- Great Barton Village Hall - 2011 Winner of Community: Building, Energy and Water

- Guy Ackers - 2010 Winner of Green Community Hero

The award winners will join a group of organisations and individuals recognised for their efforts in ‘Creat[ing] the Greenest County’.

People can now vote for their champion after watching a short film featuring each of the five nominees on the Greenest County website: www.greensuffolk.org/vote

Voting closes on March 24, and the winners will be announced at the awards ceremony at The Apex, Bury St Edmunds, on March 28.

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