She just can't stop dancing! Strictly star Lulu shows off her moves with Katie Piper at Women Of The Year lunch

By Sarah Bull

Last updated at 7:30 PM on 17th October 2011

She's currently wowing fans with her sexy moves on Strictly Come Dancing with partner Brendan Cole.

And it seems that even when Lulu isn't strutting her stuff on the dance floor, she just can't help busting a move - as she showed at the 56th annual Women Of The Year Lunch today.

The 62-year-old singer grabbed charity campaigner Katie Piper and started dancing with her in front of the waiting cameras at London's Intercontinental Hotel.

She just can't stop dancing! Lulu grabbed Katie Piper for a quick dance at the 56th annual Woman Of The Year Lunch today

Showing off her moves: After dancing with Katie, Lulu then partnered up with Esther Rantzen for a boogie

What a pro! Lulu with partner Brendan Cole on Strictly Come Dancing

After enjoying a pas de deux with Katie, Lulu then posed up with Esther Rantzen, teaching her some of the moves she has picked up during her time on the BBC show.

Lulu donned an all-black outfit brightened with a shiny biker-style jacket as she picked up the Sacla Women of the Year Lifetime Achievement prize at today's awards.

Talking about picking up the award, Lulu said: 'When I attended the Women of the Year Lunch last year I was so moved by the amazing women I met and the inspiring work they do in their communities, nationwide and indeed worldwide.

'To be invited back again as a winner is beyond my wildest expectations and I am both humbled and thrilled.

'What I have learned is that when women roll up their sleeves, there is no end to what we can achieve.'

Meanwhile, Katie, who now runs her own charity to help people living with disfigurement after suffering a violent acid attack back in 2007, looked stunning in a royal blue form-fitting dress as she picked up the Sainsbury's Women of the Year 'You Can' Award.

The 28-year-old former model said: 'This is particularly special coming from so many inspiring women.

'It means a lot to me to have such support and encouragement along my journey, from women I admire.'

With their awards: While Lulu took home the Sacla Women of the Year Lifetime Achievement prize, Katie won the Sainbury's Woman of the Year 'You Can' award

Smiles all round: Katie looked chic in her form-fitting blue dress, while Lulu kept it relatively casual in an all-black outfit brightened up with a shiny biker-style jacket

Other winners were Egyptian novelist Dr Nawal El Saadawi; a team of six medical professionals who treated injured and wounded military personnel and civilians; and a childminder who devoted her life to looking after able-bodied and disabled children.

The Barclays Women of the Year Award was given to six medical professionals who have treated wounded military personnel and civilians.

Famous faces: Juliet Stephenson and Anna Ford also attended the event held at London's Intercontinental hotel

They were consultant nurse Debby Edwards, trauma sister Victoria Mulleady, Clinical Specialist Physiotherapist Kate Sherman, Sergeant Lauren Odell, Commander Sarah Stapley and clinical specialist occupational therapist Sarah Winters.

The team largely works out of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham (QEHB) and at the Defence Medical Rehabilitation Centre at Headley Court.

For more information on the awards, visit Womenoftheyear.co.uk.

Inspirational: Home Secretary Theresa May MP with Sgt Lauren Odell & Surgeon Commander Sarah Stapley

The winners (left to right): Surgeon Commander Sarah Stapley, Katie Piper, Victoria Mulleady, Dr Nawal El Saadawi, Debby Edwards, Sarah Winters, Lulu and Sergeant Lauren Odell.