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14th June 2012 Grand Central Hotel, Glasgow

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About the Awards

Now in its tenth year, the prestigious Scottish Transport Awards 2012 brings together the transport community to recognise and celebrate industry achievements across Scotland.

Supported by the Scottish Government and Transport Scotland, this year's ceremony will be held at the Grand Central Hotel in Glasgow on 14th June 2012 and will be hosted by Grant Stott, radio and television presenter.  



“Given the importance of transport infrastructure to the health of Scotland’s economy, it is vital to have a body of professionals capable of achieving excellence in the field. The Scottish Transport Awards recognise the work of those who achieve the highest standards of innovation, professionalism and teamwork across a wide variety of different disciplines and fields of work in both the public and private sectors, and, we hope, will help to inspire others to follow their example.".

Keith Brown MSP, Scottish Minister for Transport

“I'm delighted that we have had the opportunity to celebrate so many great achievements over the last nine years at the Scottish Transport Awards.

It always gives me great satisfaction to see hardworking individuals from both the public and the private sector rewarded for their commitment and innovation. Even in these challenging times, the awards focus on celebrating the positive outcomes being achieved across the country".

Prof David Begg, Chair of the Judging Panel and Publisher of Transport Times



Key Information

The 2012 Scottish Transport Awards will take place at the Grand Central Hotel, Glasgow on 14 June 2012.

Dress Code: Lounge Suit

19.00 Drinks Reception
19.45 Keynote address:
Keith Brown MSP, Scottish Minister for Transport
20.00 Awards Dinner
21.30 Award Presentation:
Grant Stott, TV & Radio Presenter
22.15 After dinner speaker
23.00 Carriages

 

This year the charity will be Barnardo's. A UK charity which transforms the lives of vulnerable children across the UK through projects, campaigning and research expertise. Barnardo's believes in children regardless of their circumstances, gender, race, disability or behaviour.

Last years charity was The National Autistic Society, the leading national charity for people with autism – providing information, support and pioneering services that can be trusted, relied upon and significantly improves lives. We helped to raise £2,291.42