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Pictures and video: Winners crowned at Lincolnshire Digital and Tech Awards 2017
The third Lincolnshire Digital and Tech Awards 2017 celebrated the county’s most innovative and creative digital technology companies. Some 250 business representatives attended the awards held at The Epic Centre, Lincolnshire Showground, as part of Lincolnshire Tech Week on Thursday, May 18, in anticipation of winning an accolade for their digital achievements. BBC Radio Lincolnshire’s Melvyn…
The third Lincolnshire Digital and Tech Awards 2017 celebrated the county’s most innovative and creative digital technology companies.
Some 250 business representatives attended the awards held at The Epic Centre, Lincolnshire Showground, as part of Lincolnshire Tech Week on Thursday, May 18, in anticipation of winning an accolade for their digital achievements.
BBC Radio Lincolnshire’s Melvyn Prior presented the evening, revealing there had been over 100 entries across the 12 categories with around 40 local companies and individuals making the shortlist for the awards.
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The Stonebow Media team at the Lincolnshire Digital & Tech Awards. Photo: Steve Smailes for The Lincolnite
The 2017 Lincolnshire Tech Awards winners. Photo: Steve Smailes for The Lincolnite
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A judging panel, made up of business leaders and experts from across Greater Lincolnshire, met on Wednesday, April 26 to give their verdict on the record number of applications.
Neil Everett, CEO at Software Europe, winner of the Business of the Year category, said: “I am absolutely delighted that we have won an award, it has been an amazing experience. The room was full of amazing businesses and it is fantastic to know we have been a part of that.
“We had a thoroughly good evening, it has been great to see other businesses winning some awards.”
Daniel Ionescu, founding director of Stonebow Media, the breakthrough digital publishers of The Lincolnite, Lincolnshire Reporter and Lincolnshire Business, said: “The digital businesses we’re celebrating throughout Lincolnshire Tech Week are putting the county on the map, and we congratulate every one of our awards finalists for the part they play in disrupting industry with groundbreaking technology.
“The awards were the biggest yet and truly reflected the excitement that’s rumbling over digital industry in Lincolnshire.
“We want to thank all our awards sponsors, as well as our Lincs Tech judging panel, whose dedication and support has been integral to the success of the biggest digital celebration in the county.”
The winners of the 2017 Lincolnshire Digital and Tech Awards are:
Contribution to Technology: Daniel Westlake, MD of Cursor
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Daniel Westlake was awarded with a special award as an ambassador for Digital and Tech Industries in Lincolnshire.
On receiving the award, which was secret until the night itself, Daniel said: “It was wholly unexpected! It was really nice to be recognised but I also think it is a big pat on the back for what is going on in Lincolnshire.
“I think what the awards are doing here is excellent and what it is doing is championing Lincolnshire businesses and in particular the tech businesses, which are really showing the way forward.”
Tech in Education: Riseholme College
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Sponsors: Lincoln Minster School
Runners-up: Tension Group
Online Retailer of the Year: Santa Sacks Co.
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Sponsors: Lincolnshire Business
Runners-up: Gifts from Handpicked
Entrepreneur of the Year: Paul Cooper – Pocket Sergeant
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Sponsors: The Lincolnite
Runners-up: Peter Watson – Chatty Imp
Global Ambitions: Inzpire Ltd.
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Sponsors: Lincoln Half Marathon
Runners-up: Page Tiger
Digital Marketing Campaign of the Year: Chatty Imp for ‘Share the Love’
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Sponsors: Your Print Partner
Runners-up: Zazzle Media for ‘AO.com’
Small Business of the Year: Page Tiger
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Sponsors: HSBC
Runners-up: Greens Water Systems
Rising Star: Greg Downey from Orderwise
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Sponsors: Lagat
Runners-up: Julie Keen from Pink Jacket Marketing
Best Use of Multi-Media: Visit Lincoln
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Sponsors: Peachy Events
Runners-up: Epix Media
Startup of the Year: Pocket Sergeant
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Sponsors: Business Lincolnshire
Runners-up: Tension Group
Innovation in Tech: Screen IT Media
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Sponsors: University of Lincoln
Runners-up: Tenantia Ltd.
Product of the Year: Inzpire Ltd.
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Sponsors: Cursor
Runners-up: Orderwise
Business of the Year: Software Europe
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Sponsors: Streets Chartered Accountants
Runners-up: Orderwise
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East Lindsey District Council’s Executive Board approved an increase green waste bin charges from 2022.
The board members voted in favour of the plan to increase the collection charge for a household green bin from £40 to £50 at a meeting on Wednesday, December 1.
They said that the price will remain frozen for the next three years.
Councillor Martin Foster, Portfolio Holder for Operational Services, said: “We know a price increase is never welcome news, but nationally costs are rising for all organisations and the council is no exception.
“This small increase is required to cover the rising costs of running and providing the service and this is the first time the price of the garden waste service has increased since 2017.
“Further details about the 2022/23 service, including renewal dates, will be available in the new year.”
We are saddened to report that a 27-year-old man has lost his life in a road traffic collision today (2nd December).
We were called shortly after 7pm to reports of a road traffic collision involving a motorcycle at Station Road, Tydd Gote. Despite the efforts of medical staff, the man was sadly pronounced dead at the scene.
The A1101 was closed at around 7:40pm.
We are appealing for anyone who may have witnessed the collision to contact us immediately. If you were driving in the area at the time and captured dashcam footage, we would like to hear from you. There are a number of ways to get in touch.
By calling 101 quoting incident 346 of today’s date.
We are appealing for witnesses following a serious collision on the A1.
Officers received reports of a two-vehicle collision at 5:41pm involving a black BMW X5 and a silver Citroen C5.
The driver of the BMW sustained minor injuries and the driver of the Citroen sustained serious injuries. Both were taken to hospital.
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The A1 remains closed in both directions while emergency services are dealing with the incident.
We would like to hear from you if you witnessed the collision or were driving in the area at the time and captured dashcam footage. If you can help, there are a number of ways you can get in touch.
By calling 101 quoting incident 304 of today’s date.
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