Highways Heroes 2024 Shortlist Announced

Highways Heroes are pleased to announce shortlisted finalists for the National Highways supported awards ceremony.

The awards are the only time the supply chain and the client body have come together to recognise the value and importance of those unsung heroes we put to work everyday Set up after a time of unprecedented change not only in our industry, but as part of our everyday lives we believe this is the ideal time to celebrate the hard work and success of our workers, who have coped admirably in the face of adversity, to recognise the heroic actions of them which, until now, has gone unnoticed.

Led by a number of well known industry fighures the finalists (in no particular order) are:  

• Reece Parrker and Jo Phillips (Tarmac)

• James Hadden (Go Trafic Management)

• Jack Lawrenson (Go Trafic Management)

• Tommas Bailey-Green and Calvin Davis (Core Highways)

• Sophie Lydon (Tyresafe)

• Shayne Dawson (Colas)

• Cean Lamb (Clancy Group)

• Darren Mitchell (National Highways)

• Steve O'Keeffe (NPCC)

• Steve Dale (Ringway Jacobs)

• Danny Rees (JB Riney)

• Garry Kemp (Rotherham Council)

• Luke Scriven (Core Highways)

• Adrian Clein (Heidelberg Materials)

• Carolyn Jay (Ringway Infrastructure Services)

• Mal Bell (Seymours)

• Clive Hemming (Octavius Infrastructure)

• Davy Snowdon MBE (Prestine Condition)

• Richard Hall (AC Landscapes)

• Lee Bunch (Kent CC)

• Stuart Organ (HW Martin)

• Stuart Culley (Keltbray)

• Paul Totten (Go Traffic Management)

• Keith Batchelor (Octavius Infrastructure)

• Andrew Worseley (Openreach)

• Mark Wimpress (Go Traffic Management)

• Barrie Bridge (J McCann and Co Limited)

• William Mahaffey (Go Traffic Management)

• Lee Pilling (Go Traffic Management)

• Shirley Young (Chevron TM)

• Wayne Beer (Amey)

• Jason Potter and Oliver Pulling (Highway Care)

• Tony Fox (Highway Care)

• Helen Rowe (Kent County Council)

• Ian Boyd (Chevron TM)

• Karen Beaven (Milestone Infrastructure)

• Scott Frampton (Milestone Infrastructure)

• Reece Kazi (Octavius Infrastructure)

• Aeron Bagshaw (John Sisk and Sons)

• Mark Rhodes (Ringway)

• Daniel Garnett (Premier Traffic Management)

• Kevin Mole (Virtus Traffic Management)

• Moshood Agoro, Akshay Kumar, Adeyemi Adeniji and Subindra Rai ( Fortel)

• Joshua Jones (Milestone Infrastructure)

• Macy Ricards (Milestone Infrastructure)

• Neil Hallett (Colas)

• Kris Jackson (Hooke Highways)

• Rob Collins & Adam Lee (Hooke Highways)

• Emma Rhymes (Winvic)

• Luke Wagner (Anglian Plant)

• Keith Baldwin (HTM)

• Wayne Johnston (WJ)

• Kyle Hall (Milestone Infrastructure)

• Shaun Moseley (National Highways) 

• Sunil Budhdeo (Coventry CC)

• Mark News (Keltbray)

• Ian Cowie (Danny Sullivan)

• John Wothers (Danny Sullivan)

• Stephen Crawford and Lee Day (Mway Comms)

These are the nominees for the main Highways Heroes awards with those shortlisted for the special recognition awards to be announced in due course

Whether its saving someone from danger or risk of injury, helping a member of the public to safety, or supporting a team member in the face of abuse the highways heroes’ awards recognise individuals who have coped admirably in the face of adversity, to recognise their heroic actions.

The individuals who have been shortlisted will now all receive a personal invitation to attend the gala evening which is taking place at London Hilton, Park Lane on 28th November 2024, the awards will not only recognise those who have gone above and beyond their duty, but also those that have helped someone or improved a situation, either in the communities they work in or to unconditionally support fellow workers in their team.

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