Over 100 leading professionals from the Welsh transport, logistics and transport planning industry gathered in Cardiff last week for Wales National Transport and Logistics Awards organised by The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport Cymru Wales.  These awards saw many of the best and brightest of Wales’ supply chain and transport professionals being recognised for their excellence.

The awards, established in 2002, continue to be recognised as a measure of excellence in logistics and transport practice within Wales. This year was no exception, with a strong shortlist drawn up from the entries.

Seven awards were announced during the event, with winners including First Great Western, Associated British Ports and Tata Steel, First Cymru Buses, Vale of Glamorgan Council, Carmarthenshire County Council and University of South Wales.

In addition, a special award was made to an individual who has made a major contribution to The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport Cymru Wales over a sustained period and, in doing so, has helped the Institute to raise its profile. The award this year was given to Steve Hodgetts, Cardiff International Airport, in particular for his contribution to the transport industry within Wales. 

The winners and runners up at the Wales National Transport and Logistics Awards 2015 were:

Development of People, sponsored by Edwards Coaches
Winner: First Great Western, Respect and Dignity at Work

Logistics Best Practice, sponsored by CILT Cymru Wales
Winner: Associated British Ports and Tata Steel, Port Talbot Supramax Steel Loading Operation

Passenger Transport Best Practice, sponsored by New Adventure Travel
Winner: First Cymru Buses, Cymru Clipper

Safety, sponsored by Associated British Ports
Winner: Vale of Glamorgan Council, Weycock Cross to Barry Comprehensive School off road cycle route safety measures

Partnership, sponsored by Bus Users Cymru
Winner: Carmarthenshire County Council & First Cymru Buses Ltd, Bwcabus/T1

Outstanding individual contribution, sponsored by University of South Wales
Winner: Mark Jacobs, First Cymru Buses Ltd

RT Wynn Medallion for Best Student paper, sponsored by First Great Western
Winner: Hurbert Makokha, University of South Wales

More details on the winning entries can be found at:
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