<b><b>As NHBC celebrates the climax of its 22nd Pride In the Job competition Kirsten Bunch reports on the results of the Supreme Awards</b></b><br><b>The long awaited finals of NHBC&amp;’s annual competition to find the UK&amp;’s best housebuilding site managers took place in London on January 10. Guest of honour, Sir Henry Cooper, added a touch of championship style to the evening which will be remembered for its knockout winner, George Lattimer, who won his fourth Supreme title. </b><br> In addition to naming the outright Supreme Winners, the gala awards ceremony celebrated the achievements of all 23 Regional Winners who had made it to the last round. <p></p><p> Everyone that gets this far is not just technically competent but has inspired their team to work to levels of excellence far above the average. The awards focus on site managers because they are the lynchpin of a site. It takes skill, good management and teamwork to build quality homes and winning site managers are able to harness the full potential of their staff and sub-contractors. </p><p><b><b>winners</b></b><br> The Supreme Award Winners are:</p><p>Keith May of Barratt East London, Supreme Winner in the large category won for his site at Virginia Quay, Leamouth, London</p><p> Paddy Malone, …