Nomination for New Statesman’s “Positive Impact” awards
Local Partnerships were thrilled to have been shortlisted for the New Statesman Positive Impact Awards. The nomination was for the MK Sustainability SPD, part of Local Partnerships’ climate response work. The New Statesman Positive Impact Awards are to celebrate the work done by individuals and organisations to create real lasting change.
Sarah-Joy Lewis, Project director at Local Partnerships said “There was tough competition, we were alongside other illustrious names which included John Lewis and Marcus Rashford. It’s been great to see the work we supported being recognised on the shortlist.”
Although the “Positive Impact on the Environment Award” was ultimately scooped by the Small Robot Company, Local Partnerships were very proud to have been nominated in a very competitive field.
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