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The Judges have sat
The Judges have delivered their verdicts for NCA 2019
NCA 2020
Oct 20th 2020 at the IoD
IoC National Courier Awards
Nominations for the 2020 awards are now open
As the sector delivered for the nation, express courier final mile was recognised as key worker status for COVID-19.
The 2020 National Courier Awards are requesting a particular focus on nominations for delivery success during COVID-19.
Beyond the sector, the public are welcomed to nominate for the delivery excellence they have seen.
The 23rd National Courier Awards, at the IoD, Pall Mall, London SW1
Life services, seven gongs and nineteen courier silver Cs for 2019. Step change award to DPD for electric vehicle micro hub. Hermes take team award. Diamond win diversity.Clipper take fresh start recruitment. Life Services win to Alistair Cochrane Whistl.
Three winners further nominated for fellow by awards chair Adrian Smith: Will Friar Rush Couriers, Monica Pound CitySprint & Monika Haromszeki Hermes.
Progression in our sector, Mandy Freedman, former road National Courier awards winner comes back to win an office category.
Clean air for final mile double-take with two winners: GLA Gnewt & City of London CitySprint cargo bike parking.
IOC chairman Carl Lomas delivered the opening keynote to a year of exploding express courier numbers. Sir John Hayes CBE launched the degree apprenticeship for Express manager as academics came to stage.
Traffic Commissioner Sarah Bell & The Master Carmen were present alongside the front line final mile couriers of our industry. David Stringer-Lamarre, IOD London read clean air nominations, Alex Farkas DWP was on stage for recruitment excellence.
Drivers and office teams shortlisted, only on the night did they find who the winners were. The winners took home silver C courier awards in front of what was the biggest sector turnout in the 23 year history of the awards.
The National Courier Awards recognise the best of the best in the courier industry - from wheels to office, contract and military. A gala evening celebrating excellence from courier companies large and small, regional and national footprint alongside each other in a unique network of all things courier.
The 24th National Courier Awards will be held at the IoD, Pall Mall, London SW1 on Tuesday October 20th 2020.
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Dee Barratt-Davies Ears Plc and Viscount Falkland with some of the short-listed nominees.
Short-listers laden with Champagne
Chairmen of the judges Marc Chauveau provided bubbles for the 2008 short-lister photograph of the National Courier Awards. Pink Express race bike squeezed the edge of frame to get a best of the best image that displayed the most professional image of the same day courier industry.
Twenty one short-listers will be laden with Champagne
Billed the courier event of the year companies large and small, national, London and network have booked up for an evening to remember. The National Courier Awards for 2008 gala celebration dinner will be at the Institute of Directors, Pall Mall. Tracey Worth co-ordinated nominations and chairman of the judges Marc Chauveau held the meeting of the panel on Tuesday September 9th in the presence of Steve Norris former transport minister and Vice President of the Institute.
National Courier Awards 2007: Tuesday 19th June 2007
The Gourmon Tower, Tower Bridge, London
Tracey Worth an ex chairman of the National Courier Association and Member of the Institute of Logistics and Transport again heads the co-ordination of the panel of judges.
National Courier Awards 2006: Tuesday 20th June 2006
The Brewery, Chiswell Street, London EC1Y 4SD with Dr Stephen Ladyman Minister for Transport
2005 The Tenth birthday Party of The National Courier Awards.
Tracey Worth an ex chairman of the National Courier Association and Member of the Institute of Logistics and Transport again headed the co-ordination of the panel of judges.
The 2004 Winners
On the 22nd June 2004 Minister for Transport David Jamieson handed out the glass to ten winners and commended last years safety winner Driver Hire for outstanding progress.
The 2003 Winners
24th June 2003 David Jamieson MP Labour Minister for transport returned to join the top guns of the courier industry in the Nash room of the IOD Institute of Directors for a gala evening bash.
The 2002 Winners
Despatch companies from far and wide gathered for the annual National Courier Awards at the The Institute of Directors, London on June 25th.
The event was sponsored by Camelot Training, Ears Radio and Professional IT and representatives from the courier and biking industries made up the panel of judges. With over 100 companies putting forward their best workers, competition was always going to be hot and according to the panel, the standard of nominations this year was particularly high.
2001 The London Transport Museum, Covent Garden, London WC2
For 2001 the same day courier industry had its most spectacular gala bash so far on a hot June evening. A very strong turnout became a whos who reunion of the courier industry.
2000 The Quarter Deck HMS Belfast, The Thames, London SE1
The 2000 awards ceremony was held on the quarterdeck of Londons foremost landmark the battelship HMS Belfast. Moored on the South Embankement of the Thames in Central London the event was as high profile as the battle ship its self.
1999 Tower Bridge London
The 1999 awards ceremony was held in the walk ways of Tower Bridge with spectacular views across London. Sean Woodward MP, conservative Minister for London presented the awards.
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