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The Waterways Renaissance Awards 2009 - now open for entries! (closing date 30th September 2008)
In a time when good press can be hard to come by, winning an award could be just what your organisation needs to show it is making a difference and to demonstrate your performance to professionals across the UK. I urge you to consider whether you or your partners are involved in a project or scheme on an inland waterway and if you are visit www.bura.org.uk/awards for details how to enter.
There are many reasons you should be considering entering these awards:
The Awards, established by BURA in partnership with The Waterways Trust in 2002, have since recognised over 130 projects, ranging from exciting multi-use developments, sustainable environmental initiatives and educational projects changing the lives of disadvantaged young people, to innovative engineering schemes and the restoration of historic canal structures, basins and buildings.
Award categories - Ten award categories ensure that all aspects of the work being undertaken on our waterways receive appropriate consideration and increase your chance of earning a stamp of approval from our expert panel:
How do I enter? The Awards are free to enter and anyone from the private, public or voluntary sectors can submit an entry. Visit www.bura.org.uk/awards to:
You have until 30 September 2008 to submit your entries online. Can you help us to spread the word? To identify and celebrate the best of waterways renaissance and regeneration across the UK we need people to be aware of the awards and to enter projects and schemes. Can you help us to publicise the awards both within your organisation and externally? This might include for example:
To find out more or to request copies of the call for entries leaflet contact eva@bura.org.uk or 020 7539 4030. Supporting organisations:
Entries must be received by 30 September 2008Should you require any further information please do get in touch with the BURA Awards Team on 020 7539 4030 or by emailing: awards@bura.org.uk / eva@bura.org.uk. Otherwise please note the closing date in your diary and we look forward to receiving your entries. Hopefully next year we’ll be promoting your project as one of the best in class to regeneration and waterways professionals across the UK. This will begin at the awards ceremony and continue beyond with articles in the press, your project’s case study in 3,000 brochures plus adverts and inserts reaching all readers of Regeneration & Renewal (circulation 18,049 ABC). Kate Beeching The British Urban Regeneration Association, (BURA), facilitates the rapid
exchange of ideas, experience and solutions within regeneration. BURA is acknowledged
as the leading independent organisation championing regeneration. Non-core funded,
its unique strength derives from its wide range of members in the private, public
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