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- Communities and neighbourhoods
- Sustainable communities
- Homes and Communities Academy Awards.
Homes and Communities Academy Awards
Future Awards
All future awards will be managed by the Homes and Communities Academy and are named the Homes and Communities Academy Awards.
For further details please visit www.HCAacademy.co.uk/awards.
The Deputy Prime Minister's Award for Sustainable Communities 2005
The Local Government Association hosted the Deputy Prime Minister's Award for Sustainable Communities 2005 at the Delivering Sustainable Communities Conference on 14 February 2006.
| Peter Housden, Permanent Secretary of the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister presents the award to the overall winner, The Regeneration of Attwood Green, Birmingham. |  |
For details of all the finalists and background information please read the The Deputy Prime Minister's Award for Sustainable Communities 2005.
The Deputy Prime Minister's Award for Sustainable Communities 2004
TV broadcaster, Kevin McCloud (third from the right) hosted the Award ceremony on Tuesday 1 February 2005.
The overall winner of the Award was Grange Park Community Project in Blackpool pictured with the Deputy Prime Minister. |
For details of all the finalists and background information please read the The Deputy Prime Minister's Award for Sustainable Communities 2004.
History of the Awards
In March 2003, the Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott announced a new award for Sustainable Communities, which recognises projects and initiatives that contribute to making towns and cities better places in which to live and work.
The award pays tribute to those people whose commitment and enthusiasm are making a significant contribution, through innovative schemes or ways of working, towards the building of thriving and successful communities. It also showcases successes and highlight aspects of good practices that have been recognised throughout the assessment process.
The award criteria is based on the agreed definition of a sustainable community as published in the Department's two five year plans - 'Homes for All' and 'People, Places and Prosperity'.
Related publications
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The Deputy Prime Minister's Award for Sustainable Communities 2005
- Published: 13 February 2006
- Site: Communities and neighbourhoods
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The Deputy Prime Minister's Award for Sustainable Communities 2004
- Published: 1 February 2005
- Site: Communities and neighbourhoods
