Winners of prestigious NHIC Awards 2016 announced

  • 22 Nov 2016

National Home Improvement Council (NHIC) Annual Awards, first given back in 1974, honour and encourage achievement in improving the UK housing stock.

This year’s NHIC Awards, were presented at a special luncheon in the Gladstone Library in London on 17th November 2016.

The event was introduced by Baroness Maddock and Dr Peter Bonfield, Chief Executive of BRE was the guest speaker and helped Anna Scothern, Executive Director at the NHIC to present the 2016 Awards.

Dr Bonfield spoke about the important role that the NHIC Awards play in improving UK housing. He said “If we are to have a fighting chance at meeting the 2050 target set by Government, which commits us to an 80 per cent reduction in carbon – we must address existing stock, and reduce their carbon output by 80 per cent.”

NHIC Awards 2016

1] Energy Efficiency in Local Communities

  • sponsored by British Gas

Winner: East Ayrshire Council

Runner up: EON Energy Solutions

2] Excellence in Roofing

  • sponsored by the National Federation of Roofing Contractors

Winner and Runner up: Monier Redland

3] Gas Safety in Social Housing

  • sponsored by the Gas Safety Trust

Winner: Wakefield District Housing

4] Aluminium Systems for Windows, Doors & Facades

  • sponsored by Schueco UK Limited (see image above)

Winner and Runner up: L2i Limited

5] Home Improvements with Community Benefit

  • sponsored by Quality Assured National Warranties

Winner: Amicus Horizon

Runner up: Totalglaz

6] George Plucknett Award

  • named in memory of one of the founders of NHIC, and given for the project that most closely fulfils the objectives of NHIC

Winner: Amicus Horizon

NHIC Awards Sponsors 2016

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NHIC
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31 Worship Street
London
EC2A 2DY

Tel: 020 7448 3853

www.nhic.org.uk
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