This grand award honours an individual whose distinguished accomplishments and service to the LGBTQ+ community in Scotland or further afield are self-evident and acclaimed.
Winner: Douglas Morgan
This grand award honours an individual whose distinguished accomplishments and service to the LGBTQ+ community in Scotland or further afield are self-evident and acclaimed.
Winner: Scott Cuthbertson & Natalie Scott
This award recognises any employer who has led the way in creating a culture conducive to happiness and security within the workplace.
Winner: SSE Energy Services (Part of OVO)
Lloyds Bank
The Royal Bank Of Scotland
Sky
This award recognises any employer who has led the way in creating a culture conducive to happiness and security within the workplace.
Winner: Glasgow Women’s Aid
Action Group
Itison Scotland
Prestonfield House
This award thanks a company that delivers exceptional service to LGBTQ+ travellers at home or abroad or has shown real commitment to supporting LGBTQ+ employees.
Winner: Network Rail (Scotlands Railway) / Alex Hynes
Glasgow Airport
Lothian Buses
ScotRail
This award recognises a group, company or individual who has accurately and truthfully supported challenges and advancement of the LGBT community in print, online, broadcast or performance.
Winner: Creative Electric
Channel 4 / Starbucks
Scene Alba
Sean Batty / STV Pride Campaign
This award recognises an individual from any political party who has used their office to actively support and advance the cause of LGBTQ+ people or are a member of the community who have demonstrated Political Leadership in a campaign.
Winner: James Bushe / HIV Scotland
Councillor Euan Blockley
Jeane Freeman MSP
Nicola Sturgeon MSP
This award recognises a thriving bar, club or venue within the community that provides a safe and enjoyable environment together with exceptional customer service.
Winner: Waterloo
Habana Edinburgh
Planet Bar & Kitchen Edinburgh
The Gunsmiths Bar
This award recognises any hospitality business that invests in its approach to both its customers and staff within the community.
Winner: Kimpton Hotel, Blythswood Square Glasgow & Charlotte Square Edinburgh
Alex Hannah Pubs
The Dhabba
The Street
This award recognises any retail business that has developed a powerful appeal to member of the community, delivering a highly skilled service.
Winner: Mars – Skittles & Malteasers
Chivas – Absolut
Diageo – Smirnoff
Tesco
This award is where we can thank someone or even a team who has gone beyond to ensure that members of the LGBT communities have received outstanding service from a professional services provider.
Winner: Ashurst
CMS
Mitchells Funeral Directors Ltd
Pride Proms
Colin Cooper Photography
This award is to honour an organisation or company who has demonstrated positivity, loyalty and support to LGBTQ+ customers.
Winner: Tri Services
BAE
Loganair
This is your chance to ensure that we get to hear about the work that your LGBTQ+ network at your work is doing to support and raise issues in the workplace.
Winner: PCS Scotland / Kris Hendry
The University Of Edinburgh Staff Pride Network
Glass Network
Swan
Third sector groups are the life blood of our community organisations and work so hard to help so many with often little income. Let’s look across Scotland at the groups fighting hard to enact change and support for us and ensure that they are recognised.
Winner: Luke Mcgregor
Glasgow Women’s Library
Highland Pride
Perthshire Pride
This award recognises an individual from across the spectrum who has used their prominence to shine a positive light upon the LGBTQ+ community.
Joint Winners: Mark Hatley & Scott Brown
Chloe Donald
Beverley Lyons
This award recognises any individual, team or organisation within the public sector, emergency services or armed forces who has made an exceptional contribution over the last year to the LGBT communities.
Winner: TIE Scotland
Ssgt Johanne Mundie
Street Assist Edinburgh
Glencoats Primary Rainbow Squad
This award recognises excellence in any sport, or outstanding leadership in the encouragement of sport inclusion for the LGBTQ+ community.
Winner: Glasgow Frontrunners
Aberdeen Taexali Rugby Club
Glasgow Alphas
Rangers Football Club Established 1872 & Charity Foundation
This award recognises an individual who is both dynamic and stands out in their particular field while making a significant contribution to the LGBTQ+ community as an ally.
Winner: Dionne Martin
Jessica Taylor
Liam Stevenson
Louise Bailey
Winner: Scott Agnew
Just The Brave Official
Loud And Proud Choir
Tom Urie
This award recognises an individual who is both dynamic and stands out in their particular field while making a significant contribution to the LGBTQ+ community.
Winner: Kathryn Pierce
Douglas Morgan
Natalie Scott
Winner: Natalie Scott
