The deadline for the Street Design Awards 2013 has now closed
The judging process has begun for the 2013 Street Design Awards and the winners will be announced mid June.
The Street Design Awards recognise best practice and innovation in street design schemes across the UK. The awards are free to enter and are divided into six categories: urban green space, highways, public lighting, children's play, community-led design and pedestrian environment.
For details on how to enter, visit the 'How to enter' tab at the top of this page.
The winners will be announced on Localgov in June, with full details published in the August issue of Local Government News magazine.
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