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The Evening Times Scotswoman of the Year is a celebration of the accomplishments of women from across Scotland. In 2010 we celebrated the 47th event in the magnificent surroundings of the City Chambers on George Square on Thursday February 4th.

It was an opportunity to recognise the talents and achievements of the women who make life that bit easier for the rest of us.

From top flight businesswomen to compassionate carers; from scientists working on breakthroughs to teachers nuturing tomorrow's leaders; from record breaking sportswomen to youir local lollypop lady, the aim of the awards ceremony is to acknowledge our debt to their, often, selfless and unacknowledged hardwork.

Susan Nicol, General Manager of St. Enoch Centre said: “The Scotswoman of the Year Awards offer a unique opportunity to highlight the fantastic work done by Scottish women, and we are delighted to be supporting the event once again this year.

“The Scotswoman of the Year Awards are so important because they recognise ordinary women who have achieved extraordinary things.

“They give women who have done a lot for their community an opportunity to shine. It will be an evening for those women who have inspired others with their actions, and whose spirit and determination make them ideal role models for all generations.

“Alltoo often, admirable achievements and good works are overlooked and unappreciated, and so it is both an honour and a privilege for us to pay our respect to these great women with our continued support for these motivating awards.

“St. Enoch Centre has played a key role in the local community for many years and the completion of our redevelopment programme further underlines our commitment to Glasgow and its people.”