National Tidy Town Awards
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The National Tidy Town Awards generally refer to the Australian Tidy Town Awards or the National Tidy Town Awards of Ireland.
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[edit] Australian Tidy Town Awards
The Australian Tidy Town Awards were launched around 1965 and are an initiative of Keep Australia Beautiful. They include a series of ten award
Year | Australia's Tidiest Town |
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1991 | Mount Tyson, Queensland |
1992 | Mount Gambier, South Australia |
1993 | Forbes, New South Wales |
1994 | Lucindale, South Australia |
1995 | Naracoorte, South Australia |
1996 | Kiama, New South Wales |
1997 | Stanley, Tasmania |
1998 | Denmark, Western Australia |
1999 | Goolwa, South Australia |
2000 | Batchelor, Northern Territory |
2001 | Horsham, Victoria |
2002 | Soldiers Point / Salamander Bay, New South Wales |
2003 | Wyalkatchem, Western Australia |
2004 | Port Vincent, South Australia |
2005 | Mount Gambier, South Australia |
2006 | Collie, Western Australia |
2007 | Swansea, Tasmania |
[edit] Irish Tidy Towns Awards
The Irish National Tidy Towns Competition is an annual competition organized by the Irish Government's Department of the Environment, Heritage and Local Government. They were started in 1958.
The competition is organised on a national basis, and entrants must complete modules including:
Overall Developmental Approach (5 Year Plan), The Built Environment, Landscaping, Wildlife & Natural Amenities, Litter Control, Tidiness, Waste Minimisation, Residential Areas, and finally Roads, Streets & Back Areas. The Competition is judged during the summer months (May / August) by an independent Adjudicator, who will issue each town with a written report which will compliment positive development and actions and provide positive suggestions on how the Community can improve their general surroundings.
[edit] Winners
Year | Overall Winner | Village | Small Town | Large Town | Large Urban Centre |
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1958 | Glenties | ||||
1959 | Glenties | ||||
1960 | Glenties | ||||
1961 | Rathvilly | ||||
1962 | Glenties | ||||
1963 | Rathvilly | ||||
1964 | Virginia, County Cavan | ||||
1965 | Virginia, County Cavan | ||||
1989 | Ardagh, County Longford | ||||
1990 | Malahide | ||||
1991 | Malin, County Donegal | ||||
1992 | Ardmore | ||||
1993 | Keadue | ||||
1994 | Galbally | ||||
1995 | Glenties | ||||
1996 | Ardagh, County Longford | ||||
1997 | Terryglass | ||||
1998 | Ardagh, County Longford | ||||
1999 | Clonakilty | ||||
2000 | Kenmare | ||||
2001 | Westport | ||||
2002 | Castletown, County Laois | Castletown, County Laois | Lismore, County Waterford | Ennis | |
2003 | Keadue | Keadue | Kenmare | Westport | |
2004 | Lismore, County Waterford | Moynalty | Lismore, County Waterford | Westport | |
2005 | Ennis | Moynalty | Lismore, County Waterford | Ennis | |
2006 | Westport | Birdhill | Aughrim, County Wicklow | Westport | Ennis |
2007 | Aughrim, County Wicklow | Birdhill | Aughrim, County Wicklow | Killarney | Letterkenny |
[edit] Newfoundland and Labrador Tidy Towns
The Newfoundland and Labrador Tidy Towns competition is sponsored by Municipalities Newfoundland & Labrador and was begun in 1997. In this competition, a list of around 5 to 10 towns that meet certain criterion are published each year.