Swindon Town Football Club received a high commendation at the 2010 Football League Awards.

The club entered a range of awards and were shortlisted for two, which were the E.ON Family Club of the Year for League One and Perform Best Marketing Campaign.

Town's efforts in trying to attract families to The County Ground were recognised whilst former striker Simon Cox missed out on the Goal of the Year award.

The awards were received at a gala dinner at Grosvenor House, Park Lane on Sunday evening in front of 900 attendees from clubs, sponsors and the football industry.

The Football League Awards take place annually and reward excellence both on and off the pitch. This year a total of 295 entries were received from all 72 League Clubs for categories from Fan of the Year and Best Marketing Campaign to Goal of the Year and Player of the Year.

The number one spot in the FourFourTwo Top 50 Football League Players went to Newcastle United's striker Kevin Nolan. Jermaine Beckford of Leeds United was the highest ranked Coca-Cola League One player and Craig Dawson of Rochdale the best from Coca-Cola League Two. The full list of The Top 50 Football League Players can be found either in the May issue of FourFourTwo which is on sale now, or on the FourFourTwo website www.fourfourtwo.com.

Commenting on the 2010 Football League Awards, Football League Chairman, Lord Mawhinney, said: "Once again, these awards have given us the opportunity to honour those clubs and individuals whose commitment to the game or their local community goes beyond the call of duty.

"The fifth Football League Awards have been an enormous success, and I congratulate all the winners on their achievements."

Town were highly commended in the Family Club of the Year category at the Football League Awards

The full list of winners from The 2010 Football League Awards is as follows:

EA SPORTS Fan of the Year
Herbert Taylor - Southampton

E.ON Family Club of the Year - League 2
Shrewsbury Town

E.ON Family Club of the Year - League 1
Huddersfield Town
Highly commended - Milton Keynes Dons and Swindon Town

E.ON Family Club of the Year - Championship
Reading
Highly Commended - Leicester City

CSI Sports Best Matchday Programme
Scunthorpe United - 'The Iron'!
Best divisional programmes - Huddersfield Town (League 1) and Rotherham United (League 2)

Championship Manager Apprentice of the Year - Coca-Cola League 2
Kyle Haynes - Cheltenham Town

Championship Manager Apprentice of the Year - Coca-Cola League 1
Tom Adeyemi - Norwich City

Championship Manager Apprentice of the Year - Coca-Cola Championship
Adam Matthews - Cardiff City

PFA Player In The Community
Zesh Rehman - Bradford City

The Football Foundation Community Club of the Year
Joint winners - Southend United and Watford

Mitre Goal of the Year (in association with Soccer AM)
Nicky Maynard

Perform Best Marketing Campaign
Nottingham Forest - 'Mixed Family Area'

Fleishman-Hillard Best Digital Content
Derby County

The Football League Trust Best Community Project
Brighton & Hove Albion - 'Making a Difference' Disability Project
Highly commended:
Huddersfield Town - 'Cheerleaders' Sports Participation Project
Notts County - 'Active Schools' Health Project
Rotherham United - 'United 4 Communities' Social Inclusion Project
Southend United - 'Goals!' Education Project
Southend United - 'Going Green for the Blues' Environment Project

FourFourTwo Young Player of the Year
Nathaniel Clyne - Crystal Palace

FourFourTwo Player of the Year - League 2
Craig Dawson - Rochdale

FourFourTwo Player of the Year - League 1
Jermaine Beckford - Leeds United

FourFourTwo Player of the Year - Championship
Kevin Nolan - Newcastle United

Contribution to League Football
Gordon Taylor OBE

To find out more about The Football League Awards, including all the photos and news from the evening, please visit www.footballleagueawards.com.