Meanings of national award in English

Two North East trees have made the shortlist for a national award.

SOME 25 employees in seven different companies have qualified for a new national award in total production maintenance.

Children at a primary school in Warwickshire have earned a national award for their campaign to tackle cyber bullying.

A once homeless couple from Blackpool who now run a centre for the disadvantaged have received a national award.

The Bishop's Palace won the national award for the best old building at the all-Ireland city neighbourhood awards in 2005.

His commentary for Regulatory Intelligence has been recognized with a national award from the Society of American Business Editors and Writers.

SVI had won a national award for innovation, had an endorsing independent evaluation, and participants' recorded violent incidents dropped outside sessions.

A network of more than 400 unpaid volunteers for the Cancer Society will today get a national award for their work today.

Adult learners across Wales have been celebrated for their hard work and commitment to education, at a national award ceremony in Llandudno.

It's a national award in sound design, for his creation of the soundtrack behind an internet video for the 2011 Chevy Cruze.

As well as the national award, Clonakilty won - for the third year in a row - the title of Ireland's tidiest small town.

The amount is about a dollar an hour below the national award, and up to $10 an hour less at the weekend penalty rate.

He has taken to tapping her face and yowling until she wakes up, and the "heroic" cat is now in line for a national award.

Method: We conducted in depth interviews in 2015 with 15 individuals who had received a national award for being a successful UK innovator in healthcare.

Augusta National awards a crystal vase to whoever shoots the day's low score.

He turned out students who won all sorts of national awards.