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By West Midland Museum Development / Posted on Thursday 22nd September 2016

Winners 

West Midlands Volunteer Awards 2016

The winners of the West Midlands Volunteer Awards were announced at an entertaining evening at the Birmingham Hippodrome on 15 September hosted by Sarah Falkland.

Award Categories:

Above and Beyond
A team or individual that has gone the extra mile

Muriel Clayson, Tudor House Museum, The Infirmary and George Marshall Medical Museum

Project Award
A team award for a project or new working practice

Heritage Water Park Team, Waterworks Museum

Spreading the Word
A team or individual who has made a marked contribution to equality and diversity through encouraging new visitors

Arty Tots, St John’s Museum Warwick

Working Together
A team award for a project or new working practice

Faith in Birmingham Working Group, Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery

Special Awards:

Audiences
An individual or team who has driven and delivered great customer service

Volunteer Team, Museum of Carpet

Collections
An individual or team who has introduced an innovative project

Royal Leamington Spa Decorative and Fine Arts Society, Leamington Spa Museum and Art Gallery

Resilience
An individual or team with ‘entrepreneurial spirit’

Margaret Thompson, Birmingham Back to Backs

Young People
An individual who has brought New Ideas and energy (up to 25 years)

Highly Commended
Thomas Corbett, Shropshire Regimental Museum

Winner
Adam Sutcliffe-Brown, Newman Brothers at Coffin Works

Excellence
The judges award for the overall winner from the previous eight categories

Adam Sutcliffe-Brown, Newman Brothers at Coffin Works

The Awards are part of Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust’s Major Partner Museum and West Midlands Museum Development programmes funded by Arts Council England.

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