National Recycling Awards Chooses Gaudio to Create Bespoke Award

The winners of the National Recycling Awards 2010 have been announced at a glittering ceremony at the Hilton on Park Lane, London. Star of Outnumbered and Mock the Week, Hugh Dennis, hosted the awards which brought together just under 600 people from a multitude of industries, proving that so many organisations across the board are now demonstrating outstanding innovation and commitment to waste management and recycling.
MRW (event sponsor) editor Paul Sanderson said: “The National Recycling Awards 2010 was a fabulous evening hosted by a top presenter, and are a recognition of all of the fabulous work going on around the UK to improve recycling and waste management.”

Gaudio have recently expanded their Sustainable Awards range, as well as investing in environmentally friendly packaging materials. For a free design and quote visit the Gaudio Awards Website

National Recycling Awards

Gaudio's Awards Sparkle at the UK Jewellery Awards

The stars of retail Jewellery were recognised with a coveted UK Jewellery Award at this year's gala dinner at the Grosvenor House Hotel, Park Lane in London on 15 July, 2010.

The 2010 Jewellery Awards opened with the Retail Jeweller editor-in-chief, Jenni Middleton welcoming the top in Retail Jewellery with a heartfelt speech, saying that the jewellery industry was the only sector she could think of where people had real emotional attachment to the products. She applauded retailers and designers for their hard work all year round and said that this year the judging process had to be overhauled to be more rigorous and reflect the higher standards in the industry.

The glamorous awards are constructed from solid aluminium with a mirror polished finish, and detailed with fine engraving and 42 Swarovski crystals.

Gaudio Provides Environmentally Friendly Trophies for The Blue Mile

Hundreds of people have taken to the water off the Devon coast to help protect the marine environment.

The Blue Mile – Race for the Environment is the UK’s newest mass-participation event designed to get you immersed in our wonderful watery environment and raise some money for charity.

Swimmers, kayakers and paddle boarders rose to the challenge for the first event in Plymouth by covering a mile at sea as quickly as possible.

Organisers said they hoped the Blue Mile would become an annual event. Event director, Plymouth yachtsman Conrad Humphreys, said: "It's a race for the environment and it's designed to get people actively engaged with our blue waters."

The Blue Mile's charity partner is the World Wildlife Fund (WWF). Natasha Barker, senior marine policy officer at WWF-UK, said: "The Blue Mile is a fun event which aims to educate and inspire people to value our marine environment."

Full story at BBC News

Find out more about The Blue Mile

The sustainably sourced wooden award is part of Gaudio's new sustainable trophies range which is rapidly expanding, look out for news in the coming weeks of exciting developments in this area.

Gaudio Sustainable Trophies

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Derek Armiger Honoured with Jill Dando Award for Bravery

A bus driver was crowned the bravest man in Britain yesterday after tackling a gunman in an armed robbery. Derek Armiger received the highest civilian award the police can bestow, the Jill Dando Award, at the Police Federation Bravery Awards in association with The Sun newspaper, held in London last night.

Before the prestigious ceremony Derek attended a glitzy reception at 10 Downing Street, where he met Prime Minister David Cameron along with 58 police officers also being awarded honours.

Mr Armiger said: "This award is a huge honour and I feel very privileged to have been named Britain's bravest person. It is also poignant as I was a huge fan of Jill Dando and to be given an award in her name is special to me."

Among the celebrity guests were the BBC's Gabby Logan and former EastEnder Brooke Kinsella. Chat show host Jeremy Kyle presented an award with Corrie's Sue Cleaver.

Full story at thesun.co.uk

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Gaudio Creates Prestigious Silver Clef Awards

Muse were awarded the prestigious O2 Silver Clef Award at the Nordoff Robbins charity event held on Friday. The award was presented to Muse by Roger Taylor and Brian May of the band Queen. Hosted by Sharon Osbourne, this was music therapy charity Nordoff Robbins’ 35th annual awards ceremony. Other winners on the night included JLS, Dizzee Rascal, Scouting For Girls, Kelis, Slash, Dame Vera Lynn, Tony Bennett and Russell Watson.

The event raised more than £400,000 for music therapy charity Nordoff Robbins.

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