The Good, the Bad and the Ugly 2025 Nomination
THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE UGLY
It’s that time of year again – time to reflect on an eventful year in Chester and submit your nominations for our “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly” awards. So, how do you feel about the things that have changed in and around Chester over the past twelve months?
With your help we want to:
- recognise progress and change over the past twelve months
- encourage high standards in the built environment
- recognise achievements that might not feature in a more formal awards scheme
- Recognise the work of local individuals, and
- Promote Chester civic Trust to the wider community.
Please use this form to identify your suggestions for developments in our city that represent The Good, the Bad & the Ugly.
You can nominate new or recently restored buildings but please remember that the awards include the smaller, less prestigious changes to our built environment. Specific examples might be well maintained retail or commercial premises, good signage of a heritage trail, the introduction of public art into an open space, sensitive new street furniture or lighting. Within the city, roads and paving and ‘the public realm’ are all very important. More general initiatives which improve the city’s cleanliness and safety, or enhance the quality of public open spaces will also be recognised. Campaigns and initiatives that protect our heritage and provide public access are also important, as are contributions to Chester’s cultural and leisure facilities.
to nominate any item of your choice use the form below to make your nomination. Please give a brief reason for your nomination and indicate whether, in your opinion, it is Good, Bad or Ugly. Remember, this is a personal view: there’s no need to listen to what others may say! You can submit as many nominations as you wish. The closing date for nominations is January 24, 2025
WHAT WE WANT TO ACHIEVE
With your help we want to:
- recognise progress and change over the past twelve months
- encourage high standards in the built environment (urban and rural)
- recognise achievements that may not feature in a more formal awards scheme
- recognise the work of local individuals, and
- promote the Chester Civic Trust in the wider community
CATEGORIES
Together with the more obvious categories of “new buildings” and “the renovation of existing buildings” we will include:
- new buildings
- renovation of existing buildings
- shopfronts
- signage
- public art
- street furniture
- lighting
- maintenance & cleanliness
- safety & security
- parks
- gardens & cemeteries
- Play Areas
- other publicly accessible spaces
- campaigns
- heritage initiatives
- leisure facilities: culture, sport, etc.
- roads, paving and hard landscape
- publicly accessible interiors
- environmental/climate change initiatives
These categories are not mutually exclusive: in some cases they may overlap one with another. At this stage we are however ruling out ephemeral matters such as temporary shop window displays. We are also ruling out inaccessible interior design as being a little outside our area of interest, important as it is.
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