You have just one month left to get your entries in to the 2013 Waterways Renaissance Awards.
The Waterway Renaissance Awards recognise a wide range of projects through eleven different categories. Previous winners range from multi-use developments, nature parks and educational projects that have changed the lives of disadvantaged young people, to innovative engineering schemes and the restoration of historic canal structures and buildings.
Free to enter, the awards are highly regarded across the UK, shining the spotlight on the work done by volunteers, local communities and public, private and community organisations.
To get national recognition for your team and your work submit your entry to the 2013 Waterways Renaissance Awards by Friday 30 November 2012.
The Waterways Renaissance Awards are supported by May Gurney, Hyder Consulting, Galliford Try and CPC Civils and led by an independent panel of experts from the environmental, engineering, architecture and regeneration sectors.
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