Timber Development UK Awards
During the TDUK Annual Dinner 2025, Timber Development UK members will be awarded for their exceptional contributions to sustainability, diversity, and the timber community across the UK
Introducing the Timber Development UK Awards 2025
There are many outstanding individuals and companies in our membership, whose names might run under the surface, but whose contributions stand tall.
The Timber Development UK Awards have been created to recognise excellence displayed by both individuals and companies in service of the timber industry.
If you know of an unsung hero who should be celebrated, whether an individual for long service or indeed a company going above and beyond, make sure to let us know.
Only TDUK members are eligible for an award. Winners of the the Awards were announced at the TDUK Annual Dinner on 5 November.
Categories
Long Service Award
To celebrate one individual from the industry for their contributions throughout their many years of service.
Regional Association Award
To recognise a Regional Association which has gone above and beyond to support and engage with members in their region.
Training & Apprenticeship
An award to the member company who has shown an outstanding commitment, and success in training/apprenticeships.
Sustainability Award
To recognise a company which is showing leadership, whether in an individual project or generally, in our push for net zero.
Equality & Diversity Award
An award to the member company with an outstanding commitment to inclusion and diversity.
Celebrating the timber supply chain
The TDUK Annual Dinner is the most exciting, must-attend business event in the industry calendar. The evening begins with a drinks reception, allowing for networking opportunities, followed by a dinner. Thank you to our sponsors Guaraetá, Nicholas & Co Solicitors, RMS Ports, Epicor Software Corporation and Industria de Compensados Guararapes for their support of this important industry event.
During the annual dinner ceremony, the TDUK 2026 awards will be presented on a venue described by English Heritage as ‘the grandest example of a Victorian ballroom in existence’, The Ballroom at 8 Northumberland Avenue.
