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Sustainable City Awards


SCA Logo  Congratulations to our Winners

This year marks the 11th anniversary for the awards, and despite the economic challenges the country faces, the Sustainable City Awards received over 300 applications. Proof positive that organizations which focus on resource efficiency, supply chain value and innovation are best able to weather the financial storm.

Mansion House awards ceremony, hosted by Raymond Blanc, Chef Patron of le Manoir aux Quat’ Saisons This year’s panoply of sustainability leaders were revealed on 1 March 2012 at the glittering Mansion House awards ceremony, hosted by Raymond Blanc, Chef Patron of le Manoir aux Quat’ Saisons.

Download details of our 2011/12 winners (PDF,319kb). We are delighted that our judges chose to award the Sustainable City Trophy to The Alumet Group a company which has built its competitive advantage by focusing on sustainability as a core ethos of the business.

An honourable also went to The Royal Brompton Hospital who won the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry Leadership Award for their work on sourcing locally grown food and managing their environmental impact.

View photographs of the event
Download the Sustainable City Awards 2011/12 press release (PDF, 438kb)

  RSA accredited The Sustainable City Awards are one of ten UK feeder schemes to the European Business Awards. All business winners will be considered for entry into the Europe- wide scheme which takes place every two years.

Other City of London Corporation Awards schemes

Clean City Awards
The Clean City Awards Scheme is an initiative by the City of London Corporation designed to develop a partnership with City businesses, both large and small, to achieve a clean environment through good waste management.

Lord Mayor's Dragon Awards
The Lord Mayor’s Dragon Awards celebrate annually the contribution made by London companies towards the social and economic regeneration of their local communities.


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