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Award winners
The Princess Royal Gold Medal
...is given for distinguished service to the Company by a Carman, over time or by an extraordinary single endeavour.
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Year
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Recipient
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Reason for the Award
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| 2004 | John Peters Wells | for distinguished service, in a family tradition, over 59 years, steering the Company through troubled times; as an innovative Master who instigated now traditional events, introduced the first Royal Master, created the Past Masters' Committee, laid down modern Court procedures, formulated current committee structures, and promoted awards, for seven years as Chairman; served as Trustee of the London Cartage Fund, Carmen's Benevolent Fund and later Trust; Donation Governor of Christ's Hospital, co-founder of Carmen's lectures and first Apprentice Master of a lady. |
| 2001 | Lt Col FE Coxhead, MBE | for exceptional and exemplary service as Hon Almoner, guardian of traditions, innovator, Senior Past Master, Benevolent Trustee, Honorary Liveryman 67 years, Assistant 56 years and Past Master 52 years. |
The Viva Shield
...is given for transport innovation or development in Europe up to the previous year.
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Year
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Recipient
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Reason for the Award
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2005
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Wright Group, Volvo and First plc
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for StreetCar, a new articulated single deck bus.
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2004
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Rolls Royce Motor Cars Ltd
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for the all new Rolls-Royce Phantom motor car
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2003
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Jaguar Motors
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The new aluminium XJ
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2002
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British Waterways
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The Falkirk Wheel. The world's first rotating boat lift
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2000
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The Royal College of Art
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Leading Source of automotive creativity
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1999
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Toyota (GB) PLC
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The hybrid Toyota Prius car
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1998
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Royal Mail
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RAILNET System for letter mail
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1997
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Thrust SSC Team
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Supersonic on land and World Land Speed Record
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1994
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Eurotunnel
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The Channel Tunnel
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1993
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Thames Utilities Ltd
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London Water Ring Main
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1992
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Land Rover Limited
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Range Rover and Discovery vehicles
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1991
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International Automotive Design
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Cleanair L.A. 301 hybrid
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1989
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The Rover Group
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K Series Engine Family
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1988
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The Motor Industry Research Association
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Electro-magnetic Compatibility Testing Chamber
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1986
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GEC – Mowlem Railway Group
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Dockland Light Railway
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1985
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Liveryman T.L. Beagley, CB, MA, FCIT
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Establishment of the European Society of Transport Institutes
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1984
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Transport & Road Research Laboratory
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SCOOT Area Traffic Control System
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1983
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The West Midlands County Council
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MAGLEV Transportation System
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1982
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The Royal Corps of Transport
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Transport support of the Falklands operations
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1981
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Lucas Industries PLC
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Automobile Component Engineering
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1980
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Tyne & Wear Passenger Transport Executive
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The Metro
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1978
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Sir Freddie Laker
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Skytrain
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1977
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The Motor Industry Research Asociation
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Crash Test Development
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1976
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British Railways
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High Speed Train
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1975
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Transport & Road Research Laboratory
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Computerised Control of Traffic Signals
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1974
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The Shell Company Limited
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Development of Shellgrip Road Surfacing Material
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1973
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The Dunlop Rubber Co. Ltd.
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The Denovo Tyre
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1972
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Professor W. Gisane
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Founding the Birmingham Accident Hospital
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1969
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W.H. Lindsey, MA, of Rolls Royce Limited
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Marine Gas Turbine Development
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1968
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Automotive Products Company Limited
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Design and Development of the Automatic Transmission Gearbox
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1967
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J.F. Allan Baker, BSc, MICE, MIMunE
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Pioneering the British Motorway System
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1966
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Sir Gilbert Roberts, BSc, FRS, MICE
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Advancement of Suspension Bridge Design
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1965
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Lt. Col. Frank Bustard, OBE
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Pioneering Roll On/Off Shipping Services
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1964
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Sir William Glanville, CB, CBE, DSc, FRS, MICE
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Road Safety and Traffic Research
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1963
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O.A. Kerensky, CBE, BSc Partner, Freeman Fox & Partners
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Design of the Medway Bridge
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1962
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British Motor Corporation Ltd.and Mr A Issigonis
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Mini Cars
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1961
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Dr. Albert Fogg, DSc, MIMechE
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Work on behalf of the Motor Industry Research Association
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1960
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Sir Christopher Cockerell
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Invention of the Hovercraft
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1959
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John Laing & Son Limited
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Construction of the M1
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1958
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De Havilland Aircraft Company Limited
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Comet IV Jet Airliner
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1957
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Dr. E.M. Dodds, MA, DSc, MIMechE, MSAE
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Lubricating Oil Research
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The Sir Henry Royce Memorial Foundation Award
...honours achievement and excellence.
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Year
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Recipient
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Reason for the Award
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2005
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Transys Consortium
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Oyster Card ticket technology
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2004
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Ford Motor Company
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for the design and development of the Ford/PSA V6 2.7 litre diesel engine
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2003
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London Continental Railways Ltd and Link Engineering Phase 1
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Channel Tunnel Link
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2002
|
NOT AWARDED
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2001
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Morgan Motor Company
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For maintaining British Independence in the production of a very special motor car
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2000
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London Taxi International
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TXI London Taxicab
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1998
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Lotus Engineering Team
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The Lotus Elise Sports Car
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1997
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Thrust SSC Team
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Outstanding vehicle design and engineering support
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1996
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Rolls-Royce plc
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The Trent Engine
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1994
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Tracker Network (UK) Ltd
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Excellence of tracker device for locating stolen vehicles
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1993
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Balfour Beatty, AMEC Joint Venture
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Limehouse Link Tunnel
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1992
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Frank Williams Renault Team coupled with the name of Nigel Mansell Esq
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Winning 10 Formula One Grand Prix races in 1992, including the World Championship
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1991
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RCT and REME
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Operation GRANBY
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1990
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Ricardo Consulting Engineers
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75 years of excellent engineering developments
|
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1989
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Dr. John Prideaux, Director, Intercity
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British Rail Intercity 225 Project
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1988
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Sadler Tankers Ltd
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First haulage firm to achieve BS.5750 Registration
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1987
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Ford Motor Co Ltd
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2.5 Litre Direct Injection Diesel Engine and CTX Continuously Variable Transmission System
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1986
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Sir John Egan
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Personal achievement at Jaguar Cars Ltd
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1985
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Rolls-Royce Motors Ltd
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Excellence of the Bentley Turbo-R Sports Saloon
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1984
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Leyland Vehicles Ltd
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Development of the C.44 Road Runner Cab
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1983
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Thrust Cars Ltd
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Regaining the World Land Speed Record for Great Britain
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The Royal Logistic Corps Safety Award
...seeks to recognise outstanding contributions to transport safety in the previous year.
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Year
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Recipient
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Reason for the Award
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2005
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Network Rail
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Network Measurement Train
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2004
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Society of Operation Engineers
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2003
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NOT AWARDED
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2002
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Safety Centre, Hazard Alley
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An exceptional interactive educational centre designed to teach children about everyday safety issues.
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2001
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Paul Ripley (Daily Telegraph Safety Columnist)
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Outstanding writing on Road Safety
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2000
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Defence School of Transport
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Outstanding commitment to road safety
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1999
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Jaguar Cars Ltd
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Adaptive Cruise Control
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1998
|
BRAKE
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Promotion of Road Safety
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1997
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Institute of Advanced Motorists
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Forty years of training drivers
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1996
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Centrex Ltd
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Imaginative Training Programmes
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1995
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The Department of Transport
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The Puffin Pedestrian Crossing
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|
1994
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LDV Ltd
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Improving the Safety of Minibuses
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1993
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WDM Ltd., jointly with Longdin and Browning
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High Speed road Monitor and the Clear Cone Survey System
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1990
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Astatic (Cars) Ltd
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Skidmaster Training Equipment
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1989
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WDM Ltd
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SCRIM Sideway Force Coefficient Routine Investigation Machine
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1987
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Steering Developments Ltd
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Disabled Driver Tiller for Paralysed Drivers
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1986
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Sheller-Clifford Ltd
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Soft Safer Steering Wheel
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1985
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Ford Motor Co. Ltd
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Fitting anti-lock braking as standard equipment to a complete range of cars
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1984
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The Rt. Hon The Lord Nugent of Guildford. FC
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Sponsoring United Kingdom road vehicle seat belt legislation
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The Carmen's Award Of Merit
...seeks to salute outstanding achievement or events worldwide, outside the scope of other awards, usually by individuals.
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Year
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Recipient
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Reason for the Award
|
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2005
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Seymourpowell and Intelligent Energy
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Motorcycle fuel cell technology
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2004
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Liveryman F Shaw
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who has devoted his life to the advancement of automotive engineering
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2003
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Geoffrey Atkinson OBE
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For visionary, far-reaching and caring work as CE of the Motor and Allied Trades Benevolent Fund since 1978
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2002
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Assistant RH Russett
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For his vision in founding Palletline
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2001
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The Lord Strathcarron
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For his services to the road transport industry
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2000
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Dr Alexander Moulton, CBE
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Design and development of innovative suspension systems
|
|
1999
|
Nick Scheele
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Exceptional achievements at Jaguar
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|
1998
|
Liveryman Graham Westcott
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Outstanding services to Training in the Transport Industry
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|
1997
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Sqn Ldr Andy Green, OBE, RAF
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Outstanding courage and ability in achieving supersonic speed on land
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1995
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Sir Peter Thompson
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Outstanding services to the Transport Industry
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1994
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Sir John Fairclough
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Outstanding leadership of the Engineering Profession
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1992
|
Liveryman Sir James Duncan
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Outstanding services to the Transport Industry
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1991
|
David Martell
|
Development of Trafficmaster
|
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1990
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The Royal Mews
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Restoration of the Irish State Coach
|
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1989
|
Miss Ann Frye
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Personal achievement in founding MAVIS and in transport for the disabled
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1988
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Jaguar Motors Ltd and Tom Walkinshaw Racing
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Developing the car which won the 1988 Le Mans 24 Hour Race
|
The Herbert Crow Memorial Award
...honours individual academic, management systems or other contemporary knowledge-enhancing achievement.
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Year
|
Recipient
|
Reason for the Award
|
|
2005
|
Coventry Transport Museum
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Refurbished Complex
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2004
|
Liveryman Carl Lomas MBE
|
as the person who has done more than any other to improve professional standards and competence in Britain's courier industry
|
|
2003
|
Sir Peter Baldwin KCB
|
For conceiving, encouraging and overseeing the definitive record of Britain's motorways
|
|
2002
|
Professor Alan McKinnon
|
Outstanding contribution to logistics in the academic field
|
|
2001
|
Liveryman David Lowe
|
Author of the Transport Manager's and Operator's Handbook
|
|
2000
|
Liveryman Professor Tony M Ridley, CBE
|
Outstanding achievement in academic and industrial transport appointments
|
The Transport Design Award
...encourages proposed transport design research at graduate or fellowship level.
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Year
|
Recipient
|
Reason for the Award
|
| 2005 | James Moon | ninetydegrees south antartic vehicle |
| 2004 | Tom Eaton | Tricon public bicycle |
| 2003 | Gareth Thomas | innovative London street sign system; highly commended: Tom Eaton - new bicycle concept; commended: Linda Anderson - children's learning vehicle and Dimitirs Zacharopolous - urban transit development |
| 2002 | Vehicle Design Department, Royal College of Art & Helen Evenden, Carmen Research Fellow | For organising and implementing the URBAN FLOW project, researching design solutions to congestion in cities |
Environmental Award
|
Year
|
Recipient
|
Reason for the Award
|
| 2005 | Daimler-Chrysler | Citaro hydrogen fuel cell psv |
| 2004 | Cambridgeshire County/Cambridge City Councils | For Cambridge Core Traffic Scheme |
| 2003 | Essex County Council | For the TRIPS project |
The Sword of Honour
...is given to the young Royal Logistic Corps Officer selected by the Corps as most worthy to be so recognised
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Year
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Recipient
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2006
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Captain Daniel Shephard RLC
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2005
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Captain Scott Dunlop RLC
|
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2004
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Second Lieutenant David Gibbs RLC
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|
2003
|
Lieutenant Gemma Rolfe RLC
|
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2002
|
Lieutenant Jim Edwards, RLC
|
|
2001
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Lieutenant Craig Ian Hanson, RLC
|
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2000
|
Lieutenant Victoria Ann Searle Wentworth, RLC
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1999
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Lieutenant Gemma Claire Lowth, RLC
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1998
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Lieutenant Patrick Simon Reehal, RLC
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1997
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Lieutenant Crispin Tony Grant Driver-Williams, RLC
|
|
1996
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Captain Michael Gerard Daly, RLC
|
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1995
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Captain David Gerhard Luedicke, RLC
|
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1994
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Captain Gareth George Wright, RLC
|
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1993
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Major Christopher John Strathern Rose, RLC
|
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1992
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Major Nicholas John Byrne, RLC
|
|
1991
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Major Steven John Shirley, RLC
|
|
1990
|
Major Jonathan David Vere Martin, RLC
|
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1989
|
Major Angus Smart James Fay, RLC
|
|
1988
|
Major Justin Philip Stanhope-White, RLC
|
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1987
|
Major Rowland Ernest George Judge, RLC
|
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1986
|
Captain Anthony James Lewis, (Retd)
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1985
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Captain Christopher John Theodore Hain, (Retd)
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1984
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Captain Stephen Arthur Bruford Hemsley, (Retd)
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1983
|
Major Malcolm Robert Little, RLC (Retd)
|
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1982
|
Lieutenant Colonel Andrew Malcolm Hood, RLC
|
|
1981
|
Major James McDonald Ferrier, BSc, RLC
|
|
1980
|
Lieutenant Colonel Patrick Simon Reehal, RLC
|
|
1979
|
Major Adrian Paul Taplin, RLC
|
Carmen's RAF Cup
|
Year
|
Recipient
|
|
2006
|
Flt Lt Matthew Whitnall RAF
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2005
|
Pilot Officer Rob Croft RAF
|
|
2004
|
Flying Officer Victoria Ross RAF
|
|
2003
|
Flying Officer Chris Houghton RAF
|
Carmen's Royal Navy Cup
|
Year
|
Recipient
|
|
2006
|
Warrant Officer 1 Stephen Houghton
|
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2005
|
Chief Petty Officer Justin Livermore
|
|
2004
|
Chief Petty Officer J.C. (Harry) Ebdon
|
|
2003
|
Chief Petty Officer Andy Barkwill
|
The Carmen's Engineering Apprentice of the Year
...is for the outstanding apprentice nominated by the Society of Operating Engineers.
| Year | Recipient |
|---|
| 2005 | NOT AWARDED |
| 2004 | Neil Wyllie |
| 2003 | NOT AWARDED |
| 2002 | Robert Tilney |
| 2001 | Craig Radford |
| 2000 | James Vince |
| 1999 | Peter Morlidge |
| 1998 | Ryan Milliner |
The Carmen's Transport Apprentice of the Year
...is for the best advanced apprentice nominated by the Road Haulage & Distribution Industry Training Board.
| Year | Recipient |
|---|
| 2005 | Adam Hibberd |
| 2004 | Heidi Rushmer |
| 2003 | NOT AWARDED |
| 2002 | Christopher Levett |
| 2001 | Lee Gundell |
| 2000 | Mark Gambrell |
| 1998 | Miss Sara Hickling |
Soldier of the Year
| Year | Recipient |
|---|
| 2005 | Pte Anthony Allen |
| 2004 | Pte Lucy Stephenson |
2 Mechanical Transport Award
| Year | Recipient |
|---|
| 2006 | SAC Karen Brewer |
| 2005 | Cpl Gordon Brett |
Movement Trade Trainee Award
| Year | Recipient |
|---|
| 2005 | SAC Adam Page |
| 2004 | SAC Emma Wilkie |
24 Squadron Pollitzer Cup
| Year | Recipient |
|---|
| 2005 | TBA |
| 2004 | WO Paul Cruttenden |
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