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Archant London Environmental Awards
20th November 2009
Venue: New Providence Wharf Radisson Entry Deadline: 25th September 2009
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The 2nd annual Archant London Environmental Awards are back this year rewarding local communities for their sustainable efforts.
Our awards are free to enter and are open to everybody across London, Essex and Kent who feel they have made a substantial contribution to protect the environment.
Entry couldn’t be easier, simply fill out our environmentally friendly entry form online and you could be invited to the glittering awards ceremony at New Providence Wharf Radisson on Friday 20th November 2009. Guest host Penney Poyzer, host of BBC’s No Waste Like Home, will be on hand to crown the eight lucky category winners.
As an additional prize for our Household and School winners we are offering a fantastic prize!
Enter the awards now by clicking here!
Entry Deadline: 25th September
Please refer to the following guides for help with any queries you may have.
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