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Awards

The King's Award for Voluntary Service:

These Awards, which were inaugurated by The late Queen to mark her Golden Jubilee in 2002, recognise the vital role played by the voluntary sector in the community by rewarding excellence by the ‘unsung heroes’ of the voluntary world. The Award is an equivalent to an MBE for a group of volunteers who work in their local community for the benefit of others.

The winners are announced in November each year and are presented with a certificate, signed by HM The King, and an exclusive commemorative crystal by the Lord-Lieutenant at a ceremony held at County Hall.

Further information can be found following this link:
https://kavs.dcms.gov.uk/


The King's Award for Enterprise

The King’s Award for Enterprise is the most prestigious award for UK businesses and can bring substantial benefits to winners, including increased staff morale, boosts to turnover and international trade, greater recognition and excellent marketing opportunities. The award recognises and rewards outstanding achievement in the following fields:

• International Trade - recognising companies that have demonstrated growth in overseas earnings
• Innovation - recognising companies that have demonstrated commercial success through innovative products or services
• Sustainable Development - recognising companies that have integrated environmental, social, economic and management aspects of sustainable development into their business
• Promoting opportunity through social mobility - is awarded for social mobility programmes that help people from disadvantaged backgrounds into successful working lives

The Lord-Lieutenant presents the Award and the Grant of Appointment to the Company at its workplace.

Further information can be found following this link:
https://www.gov.uk/kings-awards-for-enterprise