The winner of the 2020 BAM Nuttall Partnership Award, which was announced at a virtual ceremony held in December 2020, was Greater Anglia for work undertaken on the station at Harlow.
On Monday 8 November the plaque that was awarded to Greater Anglia was officially unveiled by David Robinson, Project Manager for Greater Anglia, and John Curley, one of the National Railway Heritage Awards’ trustees.
The award recognised the work which had been carried out to replace the tired fascia panels around the roof lines of the station. This work was carried out by Greater Anglia with support funding from the Railway Heritage Trust. This station, along with Barking and Broxbourne, represent examples of Eastern Region stations which were regenerated in this area in the 1960s and represent ‘modern era listed buildings.
The plaque unveiling at Harlow was undertaken by, left, David Robinson, Project Manager for Greater Anglia, and, right, John Curley, from the National Railway Heritage Awards.
Harlow station with its restored fascias; the work undertaken at the station was recognised in the 2020 National Railway Heritage awards when the Greater Anglia team behind the project was awarded the BAM Nuttall Partnership Award.
The NHRA party at the plaque unveiling at Harlow; from the left, Robert Thornton, Robert Haywood, Malcolm Wood, Mike Stanbury and John Curley.