The JTL National Awards were held at the House of Lords on 15 July.

Hosted by Lord Randall of St Budeaux, himself a former electrician, the event honoured the top recently qualified apprentices from around the country.

Each of the ten areas under the Joint Industry Board for England and Wales was represented by a regional winner. Yorkshire electrician James Kirby of L J Monks (above) was hailed as the country’s top electrical apprentice, winning the Frank Chapple Cup and £2250.

Plumbing apprentice Danielle Nicholson from Lancashire was presented with the JTL Award for Outstanding Achievement in Plumbing and Mechanical Engineering Services: Danielle is employed by South Lakes Housing and Property Group Services.

The Roy Howard Shield for Commitment to Health and Safety was awarded to Adam Nichol of Yorkshire firm PPS Electrical. All winners received a cash prize and a plaque and certificate, presented by Lord Randall and JTL chair Bob Harris.

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Electrical and Mechanical Contractor