2024 Delivery Partner Awards Finalists
Ben Hamilton • 12 December 2024

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2024 Delivery Partner Awards Finalists

The finalists for the 2024 Delivery Partner Awards have been announced.

The 2024 Delivery Partner Awards are here to recognise and celebrate the remarkable achievements, best practices, and dedication within our Delivery Partnership. These awards honour those who go above and beyond in embodying our values and the principles set forth in the Delivery Partner Charter.


Committed To Environment Award

• Leeds Dock SUP

• London Kayak School - Matthew Stephenson

• Omega Outdoor Adventure

• SUP Lass Paddle Adventures


Engagement Award

• Asia Pacific Adventure

• Emy McLeod: EM Coaching & Guiding

• Galloway Activity Centre

• MYA Outdoor Education Centre 

• Paddle West


Every Person Matters Award

• Asia Pacific Adventure

• London Kayak School

• Outfit Moray 

• With Dave


Quality Experience Award

• Adventure Paddleboarding

• Och Aye Canoe

• Thomo’s Outdoor World

• We at Sea


The winners will be announced at the Delivery Partner Awards on the 23rd January. Good luck to all of the shortlisted partners.


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