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"Excellent" council staff praised

12:03pm Saturday 28th June 2008

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By Tristan Kirk »

THE head of communication at Hillingdon Council has praised staff for their work after they won a host of prestigious awards.

The council was named Local Authority of the Year at the Good Communications Awards 2008 at a ceremony in Arsenal Football Club's Emirates Stadium.

David Holdstock, head of corporate communications, said: "This recognises the tremendous efforts that staff are making to improve the way we communicate and listen to our residents.

"Communicating with our residents and giving them information about what their council is doing for them and how we spend their money is one of our top priorities."

The authority also came away with two awards for its call centre, and a prize for their public relations team.

Lynn Smith, customer services manager, said: "I am absolutely delighted. The awards are due to the hard work of staff, who work tirelessly to ensure we provide an excellent service to the residents of Hillingdon."

The council's campaign against the expansion of Heathrow Airport was also commended at the ceremony on Thursday night.

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neil, hayes says...
11:29pm Sat 28 Jun 08

i'm not saying staff dont work hard,but to win this award i just can't beleive.I don't know if it's me but i dont seem to get no feedback.Im still waiting on response about our sheds which got broken into early this month,still waiting for response on netting on our flat to stop pigeons. and also my telephone line which was cut 2 years ago buy the builders who put our doors in.There has been many other things but the main thing is no communication and guees what i am an estate champion,to which i dont recommend to noone as for this reason

pat, middx says...
9:04am Mon 30 Jun 08

give them their due. They portray the council as a crock of sh1te and it is, so they are doing their job.

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