APSE has revealed the winners in the APSE Service Awards 2015. Presenter and meteorologist Sian Lloyd hosted the service awards on Thursday 3 September at the Brangwyn Hall, Swansea saying “Tonight’s celebration is to recognise the best in public services and to share that best practice with all”.
APSE Chief Executive Paul O’Brien said “Our frontline services richly deserve their recognition as being amongst the best in public service delivery. APSE is all about encouraging public service excellence and we are delighted that our finalist and winning councils are equally committed to delivering the best possible local public services.”
View all submission summaries in the APSE service awards brochure
The winners and finalists for 2015 are:-
Best Employment and Equality Initiative
Kindly sponsored by UNISON
Winner: North Lanarkshire Council
Best Housing, Regeneration or New Build Initiative
Kindly sponsored by Geason
Winner: Oxford City Council
Best Efficiency and Transformation Initiative
Kindly sponsored by Walker Morris
Winner: Plymouth City Council
Best Health and Well-being Initiative (including Social Care)
Kindly sponsored by UNISON
Winner: East Riding of Yorkshire Council
Best Partnership Working Initiative (Public / Private Partnership working)
Kindly sponsored by UX Energy
Winner: Glasgow City Council
Best Partnership Working Initiative (Public / Public Partnership working)
Kindly sponsored by Derry City and Strabane District Council
Winner: South Staffordshire District Council
Best Entrepreneurship, Income Generation or Commercialisation Initiative
Kindly sponsored by APSE
Winner: Warwickshire County Council
Best Community and Neighbourhood Initiative (including Community Safety)
Kindly sponsored by Spacehouse
Winner: Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council
Best Innovation or Demand Management Initiative
Kindly sponsored by Toltec
Winner: Aberdeen City Council
Best Renewable Energy or Energy Efficiency Initiative
Kindly sponsored by Walker Morris
Winner: Cornwall Council
Best Service Team of the Year: Construction and Building Service
Kindly sponsored by De Montfort University
Winner: Wrexham County Borough Council
Best Service Team of the Year: Catering Service
Kindly sponsored by Visit Swansea
Winner: North Ayrshire Council
Best Service Team of the Year: Building Cleaning and Facilities Management Service
Kindly sponsored by APSE
Winner: Stockport Homes
Best Service Team of the Year: Highways, Winter Maintenance and Street Lighting Service
Kindly sponsored by MULTIHOG
Winner: Falkirk Council
Best Service Team of the Year: Transport and Fleet Service
Kindly sponsored by DAF Trucks Ltd
Winner: Fife Council
Best Service Team of the Year: Waste Management and Recycling Service
Kindly sponsored by Enevo
Winner: City and County of Swansea
Best Service Team of the Year: Street Cleansing and Streetscene Service
Kindly sponsored by Big Belly Bins
Winner : Nottingham City Council
Best Service Team of the Year: Parks, Grounds and Horticultural Service
Kindly sponsored by AMAZONE
Winner: London Borough of Richmond upon Thames
Best Service Team of the Year: Cemetery and Crematorium Service
Kindly sponsored by Teleshore Group
Winner: Salford City Council
Best Service Team of the Year: Sports, Leisure and Cultural Service
Kindly sponsored by CSSC
Winner: East Riding of Yorkshire Council
Overall Council of the Year in Service Delivery
Kindly sponsored by Cardley Wave
Winner: Oxford City Council