• Lotus Trophy
• Frances Morley Trophy
• Glaxo Salver
• John Wise Rose Bowl
• Honorary Life Members
• Nominations and Judges

The Lotus Trophy was presented to the  Founder of Casualties Union, Mr. Eric Claxton by Lotus, The Netherlands group that Eric helped to set up. The Trophy was made up from materials retrieved from the bombed Palace of Queen Wilhelmina. The base is made of some of the wood from the building and the Lotus flower from bits of metal from the same venue.

Winners:
2007  Berkshire (Reading) Branch
2006  North Staffs Branch and South Peak Branch
2005 Torbay Branch
2004 Guernsey Branch
2003 Milton Keynes Branch
2001 Worcester Branch
1998 London Branch
1997 Hampshire North Branch
1996 London Branch
1995 London Branch
1994 London Branch
1993 London Branch
1992 London Branch
1991 Milton Keynes Branch
1990 Milton Keynes Branch
1989 Red Dragon, Llandudno Branch
1988 Red Dragon, Llandudno Branch
1987 Berkshire (Reading) Branch
1986 Dublin Branch
1985 Red Dragon, Llandudno Branch
1984 Worcester Branch
1983 London Branch
1982 Tamar Branch, Plymouth
1981 Berkshire (Reading) Branch
1980 Llandudno Group
1979 London Branch
1978 North Staffs Branch
1977 Castle Carey Branch, Somerset
1976 Berkshire (Reading) Branch
1975 London Branch
1973 Whitby Branch, Yorks
1972 Aylesbury Branch
1971 Gillingham Branch, Dorset
1970 Berkshire (Reading) Branch
1969 Thanet Branch
1968 British Railways, Liverpool Street Branch

Frances Morley Trophy
Awarded annually to the Group who can provide the best evidence that they are promoting the name of Casualties Union and maintaining the spirit as the founder intended. 
The Frances Morley was presented to Casualties Union by Elsie Dudman in memory of her mother. Elsie was a Senior Instructor in Casualties Union also Chairperson of the Council for a number of years.

Winners:
2006 
2005 Wessex Group
2004 Rhymney Valley Group
2003 Lockerbie Group

Glaxo Salver 1991
Awarded annually to any member showing exceptional ability in portrayal of any designated role.

The Glaxo Salver was presented to Casualties Union by Glaxo in recognition of all the work Casualties Union had done for the them.

Winners:
2006  Stuart Aust, Berkshire (Reading) Branch
2005 Diane Fisher, London Branch
2004 Mike Evans and Terry Greenwood (Norht Staffs)
2002 Marion Hemborough,  Castle Cary Branch
2001 Angela Smith, Hampshire (North) Branch
1997 Jan Schaffels, Roterdam Branch
1996 Richard Stock, Worcester Branch
1992 Sue Rawlings and Niki Hean, Swindon Branch
1991 Pam Handy, Berkshire (Reading) Branch

John Wise Rose Bowl 2005
Awarded annually to any member showing exceptional ability in make-up

The John Wise Rose Bowl was presented to Casualties Union by Brenda Wise in recognition of John's special interest and expertise in make-up..

Winners:
2006 Hester Wain
2005 Leanne Pead and Gerald deVoil

Nominations and Judges
These trophies are judged by the Casualties Union Awards Panel, which consists of a maximum of 5 suitable qualified and senior members of Casualties Union.  Meeting once a year, their tasks are:

• To consider annual submissions from Branches for the award of the Lotus Trophy.
• To consider annual submissions from Groups for the award of the Frances Morley Trophy.
• To consider annual submissions from Branches and Groups for the award of the Glaxo Salver and John Wise Rose Bowl.

The Awards panel would love to receive many more applications for the above awards. Once winning an award it can become a great opportunity for publicising one's own Branch or Group. No official form is required,  just a letter.

Honorary Life Members

Source: Current database as at 10 Jan 06

First Name	Surname	Location	Year
C.J.M.	Adi	Egham	1950
Amy	Adey	Altrincham	1985
Ted	Adlington	London	1985
Bill	Allen	Leicester	1999
Jean	Beadle	London	2001
Dr John	Binning	Liverpool Street	1979
Bill	Bromfield	Hull	1973
Nancy	Budgett	Cranleigh	1980
Kenneth	Burgin	Bath	2005
St John	Buxton	HQ	1953
George	Chesworth	Worcester	1981
Reginald	Cortazzi	Caterham	1946
Colin	Dawson	London	2003
Mary	Drayton	Altrincham	1971
Tommy	Ellis	Hull	1973
Winnie	Elston	HQ	1965
Harry	Excell	Brighton	1967
Rosemary	Firebrace	HQ	1950
Madge	Gass	HQ	1981
W.J.	Genese	HQ	1953
Lt.Col.	Goss	HQ	1950
Hilda	Gray	Woking	1950
Robin	Grey	?	1950
Terence	Greenwood	North Staffs	2004
Doris	Hammer	Egham	1950
Kay	Harris	North Staffs.	1999
Terry	Hawkins	London	2000
Barbara	Henn	Worcester	2004
Mary	Jacobs	Gillingham	2002
Mary	James	HQ	1978
Edith	Johnson	HQ	1980
Alwyn	Law	Thanet	1979
V.A.	Lawrence	HQ	1953
John	Loarridge	HQ	1980
Patricia	Loarridge	HQ	1980
Bertie	Low	Chertsey	1951
Calvin	Mason	Central	2000
John	McMahon	Furness	2004
Fred	Meitiner	Southampton	?
Thomas	Mitchell	Perth (Australia)	1979
Brett	Murden	Berkshire	2002
Mary	Murphy	HQ	1980
Helen	Nicholson	Newcastle-upon-Tyne	1973
Gladys	Northin	Leeds BR	2001
Joan	Reynolds	London	2001
Violet	Rowe	HQ	1980
Percy	Sargeant	HQ	1965
Gordon	Schreiber	Central	2000
Joy	Schreiber	Central	2000
Frank	Short	Altrincham	1980
Gerry	Shortall	Dublin	1999
Herbert	Skidmore	Reading	1965
Edward	Smallbone	HQ	1948
Caroline	Thomas	London	2005
Margaret	Thorne	Yeovil	1998
William	Tomkins	Liverpool Street	1973
Cyril	Wallis	Cranleigh	1965
George	Whitehorne	Liverpool Street	2002
Brenda	Whiteley	HQ	1980
Edith	Winsloe	Hambledon	1946
Brenda	Wise	Berkshire (Reading)	1982
John	Wise	Berkshire (Reading)	1979
W.J.Webster	Wise	Berkshire (Reading)	1969
Norman	Wryde	Worcester	1980
Clifford	Wright	Liverpool Street	1973