As well as being a passionate campaigner for access, Debbie North’s charity Access the Dales has made all-terrain vehicles available to borrow at several outdoor locations in the Yorkshire Dales, including Malham and the Beamsley Centre.

Acknowledging their work in increasing accessibility in their grounds, including a quiet room for people with cognitive disorders, sensory areas, and inclusive features in playgrounds.

For providing a suite of access improvements at Ripon City Wetlands, including installing an accessible gate, path resurfacing and erecting an accessible shelter for visitors.

For developing its National Cycle Network near Wetherby and on the Wakefield Greenway at Castleford, and for resurfacing work at the Yorkshire Showground in Harrogate.

To celebrate the efforts of its volunteers in opening up the popular Leeds wetland nature reserve to wheelchair users and other people with disabilities.

In recognition of the partnership to improve access at Yorkshire Water sites for disabled people, particularly at Fewston Reservoir near Harrogate and Tophill Low Nature Reserve in Driffield.

For their willingness to allow cycling on the estate and to link it in with the wider cycling network, and for creating 1.2km of accessible routes including the Carriageway and Hardwick Beck paths.

For its path improvements at Nosterfield Nature Reserve; creating a wheelchair accessible route from the car park to the bird screen and installing benches along the way.