Download your entry forms here. Remember - they must be submitted, along with all supporting material, no later than 15th April 2010.

Every year Shopping Centre gives the SCEPTRE Lifetime Achievement Award to an individual who, in the magazine's opinion, has made an outstanding contribution to the shopping centre industry. Shopping Centre is delighted that Capital Shopping Centre is once again sponsoring this major award.

From May 10th 2010, readers of Shopping Centre will be invited to take part in an online poll to decide which of the 10 retailers deserves the title 'Retailer of the Year'. Shopping Centre's Editorial Board will nominate the 10 retailers that will fight it out for this coveted award.

Tim Langford, Managing Director of JLD Media, the owners of Shopping Centre, has invited Wooden Spoon to become the Beneficiary Charity for the 10th Anniversiary SCEPTRE Awards 2010, which will take place at The Dorchester in London on 22nd June.

Following a triumphant first year, BCSC awarded both Liverpool ONE and Westfield London with the Supreme Gold Award at Tuesday’s ceremony. This is the first time two in-town schemes have been joint-winners of the top honour.

BDP, the interdisciplinary design practice behind Liverpool One, enjoyed double success at this year’s RICS Awards. Victoria Square in Belfast, part of BDP’s design portfolio, was awarded a Commendation in the Regeneration category after battling against 14 other shortlisted projects from around the UK.

Winner - Darren Winter, Freeport Fleetwood

Winner - Gordon McKinnon, The Trafford Centre

Winner - Ian Cox, Golden Square, Warrington

Winner - Emma Squires, West Orchards, Coventry

Winner - Cabot Circus, Bristol

Winner - Gunwharf Quays

Winner - John O'Shea, Freeport Braintree

Winner - The Harlequin, Watford

Eldon Square, Newcastle

Winner - Guardian Jewellery

Winner - Cushman & Wakefield

Winner - Shakeaway

Winner - Iain Watters

== Shopping Centre Developer of the Year: Westfield ==

The jury is out on where property values are going – some analysts forecast a crash, others believe a soft landing is most likely. While this year will see a slowdown in new openings, the development pipeline is still operating, with a new generation of bigger and more complex schemes on the drawing board.With this in mind, Shopping Centre Ireland is promoting a new one-day conference for all sectors to address the challenges the current market presents. Sponsors are Tughans, William Fry and Photo-Me.

At the glittering SCEPTRE Awards dinner at London’s Dorchester hotel last night 15 of the industry’s brightest and best were rewarded for their contribution to shopping centres across the UK and Ireland.