A key focus of the judges for this award is demonstration of both savings delivered and/or collaboration across services and/ or organisations for service delivery whilst meeting a clear user need.
Past winners of this Award include:
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2019: Sophie Birchall-Rogerson, Senior Management Information Systems Officer, Conwy County Council for the Environment Roads and Facilities Digital Transformation Project
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2018: Keith Stanton from Mid Sussex District Council for his work on using UPRNs to secure £2.2m Government funding for local broadband improvements
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2017: Ryan Gilchrist from Northumberland County Council for his work in using the gazetteer to roll out 30 hours free childcare a year in advance of full roll out nationally, doubling the existing free childcare for 3-4 year olds
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2016: Rachel Antcliffe from Leeds City Council for her work on Understanding local populations between censuses
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2015: Luke Chittock from the London Borough of Bromley for his work Evidence based procurement returns £800,000 per annum in Bromley
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2014: Michelle Williams from the Joint Emergency Serviced Group (Wales) for the project how the UPRN underpins the Multi Agency Incident Transfer (MAIT) standard. The work was undertaken in partnership with:
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North Wales Fire and Rescue Service
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South Wales Fire and Rescue Service
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Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service
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South Wales Police
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Dyfed Powys Police
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Gwent Police
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Welsh Ambulance Services Trust
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Newport City Council
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