Kurnia, the Lincolnshire pub operator, was named most responsible pub company at the Responsible Drinks Retailing (RDR) Awards 2010.
In their seventh year, the awards – organised by the Morning Advertiser - recognise good practice across the sector. The pubwatch award went to Winchester Pubwatch and Mitchells & Butlers won the Smarter Thinking Award from Drinkaware.
Other winners were:
Local Authority: Cornwall Council
Best Initiative: Wigan Council
Best Pub Company: Kurnia
Extra Mile (retailer): Co-operative Group
Extra Mile (supplier): Beverage Brands
Smarter Thinking: Mitchells & Butlers
Chain or Supermarket Retailer: Asda
Best Practice on the Door: West Mercia Police, Shrewsbury
Pubwatch of the Year: Winchester Pubwatch
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