A Night at the Oscars
Posted: October 9, 2017 Filed under: Bridleway, Bridleway Diversion, Development, Diversion, Extinguishment, Footpath Management, Footpaths, Gate, Obstruction, Path claim, Planning, Public Footpath, Public Inquiry, Public Rights of Way, Restricted Byway, Stile Leave a commentOn Thursday 5 October 2017 we enjoyed the red carpet experience at Denbies’ Wine Estate in Surrey as a finalist in the Best Rural Professional Services category in the Rural Business Awards, Sponsored by the CLA and Amazon. It was quite a night!
We were awarded “Highly Commended” in our category. As a small niche business we were delighted with this acknowledgement of the service that we provide.
The night started with a champagne reception giving us the opportunity to speak to fellow finalists and guests. An interesting discussion with the Amazon contingent included the usefulness of the Amazon delivery boxes as composting material!
Our table was next to the stage – ideal for viewing the pre-presentation final details and the host, Jules Hudson from Escape to the Country.
Of course to have won would have been fantastic but the calibre of our fellow finalists was significant. Being beaten by a law firm with more than 200 employees and partners and a turnover of £14M is no disgrace!
A great night, explaining footpath diversions and modification orders to our table and learning about dog treats, farm shops and baking from them.
Congratulations to everyone who made it to the finals – we know just how much work it takes to shine in your chosen field, Well done!
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