Council Worker of the Year Awards 2010 - Winners have been announced
The winners have been chosen by you the public! Click on each category to see who has won.
Neil Wright
Democratic Services Officer, Lincolnshire County Council
I started work in 1962 with Holland County Council in Boston, becoming a Junior Committee Officer two years later. I have been with Lincolnshire County Council since 1974 and though job titles have changed, I am still in the democratic process. The work is about attending formal and informal meetings and producing an accurate record of what's said. It's still as exciting and enjoyable as when I started. Meetings are at the cutting edge of decision-making and where new ideas and developments are first discussed. Over the years I have supported many different council committees such as Police, Planning and Social Services, as well as outside bodies such as Probation and the Archaeological Trust. My work fits in neatly with my hobby of local history and industrial archaeology in Lincolnshire, and I aim to write my minutes in plain English to help historians who read them in future years.
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Green Award 2010
Someone who has developed a green initiative that has had a beneficial impact on the environment -
Team of the Year 2010
A council team whose work has shone and stood out above all others -
Lifetime Service 2010
A council worker who deserves recognition for long and outstanding service to their council -
Working with Young People 2010
A council worker who has shown exceptional dedication in the service of young people -
Community Engagement 2010
A council worker who has found effective ways for their council to engage more with its community -
Bravery 2010
A council worker who has demonstrated an act of bravery in the course of their daily life