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Naturenet is shortlisted for Hantsweb awards 2007
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Hantsweb awards 2007

Hooray for us! Naturenet has been shortlisted for the 2007 Hantsweb Awards. The Hantsweb Awards are run by Hampshire County Council and celebrate excellence in website design, accessibility and service. The awards are open to any website based in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight.

It's a double celebration as also shortlisted is the Isle of Wight Hedgerow Group website, which was also designed and is maintained by Pinkeye Graphics, Naturenet's design company. We'll find out who wins in September.

2 comments so far, see them and add yours here!

Posted on 26th June 2007 at 10 08 pm
by The Virtual Ranger
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Categories: Naturenet website updates and news, Naturenet: what's new, Isle of Wight
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Comment from: Philip Comer - The Real Jam and Chutney Company Winchester Email · http://www.realjam.co.uk
Congratulations to you for being shortlisted for a Hantsweb 2007 award, I really like the clean look and feel of your site and the regularly updated content keeps it fresh and interesting.

It just so happens that our humble site has been shortlisted also, I look forward to seeing who wins - good luck!

Phil - The Real Jam and Chutney Co, Winchester

The Ranger responds: Thanks, Phil, and congrats to you too. Very sporting of you! We like your site too - simple and very nice-looking. Hope to meet you on the podium...
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Comment from: Sally · http://www.astra-design.com
So, who won? Can I congratulate you?

The Ranger responds: you can if you like! See the result here :)
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