A TRANSPORT and logistics company in Chard have been nominated four times in this year's South West Business and Community Awards.
C&D South West are finalists in the following categories: The Business of The Year Award; The Covid Community Champion; The Outstanding Contribution to The Community Award and Employer of The Year Award.
Lorna Hammond, C&D's managing director said they were "delighted" to be selected as finalists.
“We’re delighted to be selected as finalists, especially in a category that recognises the hard work and commitment that we’ve made as a company throughout the pandemic," she said.
“The whole country had had its challenges over recent months and none more so than those charged with keeping the country moving during the lockdown period.
"The transport industry forms the backbone of the country and whilst the wonderful NHS workers kept our population safe, we like to think that we played our part in keeping those that relied on us fed and watered throughout.
“We’re particularly proud of the way that our team stepped up to the challenges imposed on us by Covid-19 and I couldn’t be prouder of everyone who’s worked so hard to get us where we are today.
"As a major employer and supporter of the region we’re delighted to be recognised in this way.
"The whole team are incredibly excited about the prospect of sweeping the board at the ceremony – we’ll be watching the event with bated breath.”
The winners will be announced at a virtual awards ceremony, which will take place on March 31 at 7pm.
The awards recognise and celebrate the achievements of businesses, charities and inspirational individuals throughout the region, and raises funds for charities in the South West.
Tickets cost £20 + VAT.
Prior to the event, guests will be sent a celebration box with treats, drink, a signed copy of a high-profile entrepreneur’s recent book, signed certificate and more.
For more information visit southwestbusinessawards.co.uk.
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