Nominations are open for the 2023 Chris Brant Award winner, which named after the late industry campaigner, recognises those who have ‘gone the extra mile’ for the pig industry over the past 12 months.
Won last year by Yorkshire pig producer Anna Longthorp in recognition of her relentless campaigning under the #BiteIntoBritish banner, the winner will again be announced at the National Pig Awards in London in November.
The winner could be a well-known figure or one of our industry’s many unsung heroes who have selflessly gone above and beyond in supporting others during the turmoil of the past year.
How to nominate
Please email [email protected] with your nomination and a few sentences explaining why you think they deserve the award.
“This award is looking at what an individual or organisation has done for the wider industry, over and above their day job,” NPA chief executive Lizzie Wilson said.
“There have been some fantastic winners in the past, who have all demonstrated that passion and commitment to the pig industry, many of whom aren’t well known and quietly do what they do without realising the real impact they have on others’ lives.
“No doubt, there are many potential winners out there who are equally deserving. This award is nominated and judged by industry peers, so let us know why you think your nominee is special, the impact they have had, and why they deserve to join such an illustrious list of previous winners!”
CHRIS BRANT AWARD HALL OF FAME
2022 Anna Longthorp
2021 Duncan Berkshire
2020 Zoe Davies
2019 Colin Stone
2018 Rita Wells
2017 Sam Walton
2016 Richard Lister
2016 Special award — NPA’s Georgina Crayford, Zoe Davies, Lizzie Wilson, Andrea Vickers
2015 Jimmy Butler
2014 Digby Scott
2013 Jonathan French
2012 Peter Crichton
2011 Nick White
2011 Special Award — Digby and Ann Scott
2010 Nigel Penlington
2009 Hugh Crabtree
2008 Fred Henley
2006 Richard Longthorp
2006 John Rowbottom
2004 Lynda Davies