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Applications will be open early 2020 to register your interest and find out the date when it’s released please fill in the form at the bottom of the page

Small Business of the year

(Up to 10 Employees)

This Award is open to any business that employs up to 10 members of staff. The winner will have displayed: growth, a commitment to the local community, proven success within their industry, excellent management and a genuine commitment to their staff

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Medium Business of the year

(11-50 Employees)

This Award is open to any business that employs 11-50 members of staff. The winner will have displayed: growth, a commitment to the local community, proven success within their industry, excellent management and a genuine commitment to their staff

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Large Business of the year

(Over 50 Employees)

This Award is open to any business that employs over 50 members of staff. The winner will have displayed: growth, a commitment to the local community, proven success within their industry, excellent management and a genuine commitment to their staff

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Lifetime Achievement

This Award recognises an individual (or individuals) who has demonstrated continued commitment to and support of the local business community.

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Business Woman of the year

This Award is open to any female working in the local area. Entrants are anticipated to be Business owners and/or directors who have brought financial and/or non-financial benefits to their organisation in the last 24 months.

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Business Man of the year

This award is open to any male working in the local area. Entrants are anticipated to be business owners and/or directors who have brought financial and/or non-financial benefits to their organisation in the last 24 months

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Employer of the year

This Award is open to any organisation, irrespective of business size and may be nominated by an employee or the employer themselves.

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Apprentice of the year

This Award is open to any individual who has undergone a full time training position during the period from January 2018- September 2020.

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New Business of the year

This Award is open to any business that started trading in the Warrington Area after the 1st of January 2018

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Community Award

This Award is open to any organisation, irrespective of business size. Successful entrants in this category will need to show convincing evidence that they have created or managed an initiative that has benefited the community of Warrington.

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Small Business of the year (up to 10 members of staff)
Medium Business of the year (up to 11-50 members of staff)
Large Business of the year (up to 50+ members of staff)
Business Man of the year
Business Women of the year
Lifetime achievement award
Employer of the year
Apprentice of the year
New business of the year
Community Award

Event Charities

River Reeves Foundation

On 13th February 2016 River was killed alongside his Viola Beach band mates and manager in Sweden as they travelled back to Stockholm following their first European gig. River’s family and friends are determined that his legacy, through the foundation, will be to create ‘alternate futures’ for young people across Warrington. Financial support is provided for those from less affluent backgrounds to help make their dreams and ambitions within the performing and creative arts a reality.

The Shannon Bradshaw trust

In 2002 Shannon, a very happy and healthy little girl was diagnosed with a life threatening condition called Aplastic Anaemia. She was just 7 years of age.A bone marrow transplant was her only hope of a cure, A search for a donor resulted in over 7000 people joining the Anthony Nolan Trust register. Tragically, by the time a perfect match was found Shannon was too ill to have the life saving operation and just 5 short months after first diagnosis Shannon lost her very brave battle. The charity aims to help other children and their families who find themselves in this very sad situation.

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