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NFU WINS EU VICTORY IN TRACTOR MOT TESTING
VIKING BRINGS ROBOTS TO UK
NEW FARM MACHINERY DEALERSHIP
UK TRACTOR REGISTRATIONS
9,850 UTILITY VEHICLES DELIVERED
GENPOWER MOVE TO NEW HQ
NH DEALER TRIO HIT 50 YEARS
LELY APPOINTS IN SCOTLAND
WORKER OF THE YEAR COMPETITION
SHERRIFF LAUNCH NEW SITE
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March / April 2014 issue contains:

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WORKER OF THE YEAR COMPETITION
Dickies up the stakes this year

 
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Dickies will be launching the 2014 competition to find Britain’s top workers and ultimately the UK Worker of the Year on 7th April.

This year, the competition will be promoted around the country, beginning at the British Superbike Championship meeting at Brands Hatch on the 18th April.

Like last year’s competition, UK Worker of the Year for 2014 will be sponsored by Dickies, in association with Suzuki. The winner this time round will have the choice to take home a Suzuki S-Cross car, a Suzuki V-Strom 1000 motorcycle or a Suzuki ATV Quad. However, in addition to these fabulous prizes, the lucky winner will also have the chance to win a cash prize of £100K this time round.

The winner of the competition will be announced at the final round of the British Superbike meeting at Brands Hatch on October 18th. The winner will then also be given the opportunity to predict the outcome of a race on the final day and potentially win £100,000 pounds. Runners up in the competition will again receive thousands of pounds in holiday vouchers.

In 2013, Judi James, a farmer from Littlebreddy in Dorchester was crowned the fourth UK Worker of the Year at the awards evening at the Madejski Stadium in Reading, wowing the audience at last year’s gala event with her passion and drive for farming.

UK Worker of the Year is a ‘free-to-enter’ competition and is open to anyone aged 17 or over (on the date of the launch), who works in the UK.


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