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Whittlebury Hall Conference and Training Centre, Hotel and Spa announced as National Business Awards finalist

Whittlebury Hall Conference and Training Centre, Hotel and Spa has been shortlisted for The ICAEW Sustainability Award at this year’s 2012 National Business Awards. Going up against the likes of Marks and Spencer PLC and Arla Foods UK PLC, Whittlebury Hall will battle it out for the prestigious award, with the winner being revealed at the National Business Awards gala dinner held on 13th November in London.

“We are delighted to be finalists in the National Business Awards 2012, in the ICAEW Sustainability Award category. We believe that everyone has a duty of care for the environment and to seek ways to conserve natural resources. We are conscious of environmental issues and we believe that the pursuit of economic growth can be linked to ecological protection. Our sustainability ensures we are an attractive business to work for and builds a positive relationship in our local community in the rural Northamptonshire countryside, we send no waste to landfill.

"Far beyond the financial benefits, which are modest to a business of this size, we believe that this fully demonstrates the possibility for our industry to manage waste streams in a hugely improved and environmentally conscious manner. It demonstrates to our staff and customers that we are a partner they can be proud to work with.

Innovation for us is therefore evolution not revolution.” Michael Stott, Director of Sales and Marketing at Whittlebury Hall Conference and Training Centre, Hotel and Spa.

The National Business Awards has today revealed over 150 of Britain’s leading businesses and business leaders as finalists in the prestigious awards programme. Organisations shortlisted include a range of private, public and third sector companies, including National Grid, Marks and Spencer, and London Early Years Foundation.

All National Business Awards finalists represent an annual turnover in excess of £135 billion and collectively employ over 700,000. They cover activities as diverse as digital marketing, international road haulage and logistics, water engineering and life sciences: sectors that reflect key areas of UK capability with high potential for international expansion. The diverse size of the companies entering is also huge – ranging from a business with an annual turnover of less than £50k to high growth and high value companies with multi-billion pound revenues.

Richard Spencer Head of Sustainability, ICAEW Judge said, “Whittlebury Hall and Spa Ltd. An independent business, Whittlebury Hall and Spa is strongly committed to embedding sustainability in its operations.”

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