Get your business registered for this year’s Leamington Business Awards

The clock is ticking for Leamington businesses to register themselves for a celebration of the town’s commercial prowess.
Karen Massey (fourth from left) with some of 2014s winners: The Moorings, The Newbold Comyn Arms, The Bikeyard, Lockwoods, Blue Owl Therapy and OBriens Contractors.Karen Massey (fourth from left) with some of 2014s winners: The Moorings, The Newbold Comyn Arms, The Bikeyard, Lockwoods, Blue Owl Therapy and OBriens Contractors.
Karen Massey (fourth from left) with some of 2014s winners: The Moorings, The Newbold Comyn Arms, The Bikeyard, Lockwoods, Blue Owl Therapy and OBriens Contractors.

May 10 is the cut-off date to register for the Leamington Business Awards 2015, a showcase of the town’s industrial and commercial talent, culminating in a glittering ceremony on October 16 at the Royal Pump Room.

Although businesses within the Leamington boundary have to register themselves, it is the people of the town who will have the final say on who receives the awards when voting opens on May 18.

Hide Ad
Hide Ad

Businesses will be judged in a number of categories – from individual start-ups to larger organisations worthy of recognition during the last year.

Sectors include: health, beauty and fitness, hospitality, professional services, larger businesses (more than 20 employees), smaller businesses (fewer than 20 staff), national retailer and best new business (aged between six months and two years).

Individual awards will go to the top nominee in the Young Entrepreneur of the Year (16-30 years) and overall Business Person of the Year.

There is also a recognition for individual trades and an outstanding achievement award.

Hide Ad
Hide Ad

Voting closes on July 29 and the final shortlist of businesses and individuals will be announced on August 17.

This is the second year of the Leamington Business Awards, founded by wedding photographer Karen Massey and sponsored last year and this by BPS (Building Plumbing Supplies).

She said: “Leamington is a great town for businesses and I wanted that to be recognised in some way.

“Last year was a great success, but we want more businesses to register this year.”

Hide Ad
Hide Ad

To register for the awards, business need to visit www.leamingtonbusinessawards.co.uk/registration before May 10.

All money raised from the October ceremony will be donated to Molly Olly’s Wishes, a Warwickshire-based charity providing emotional and financial support to children and families facing terminal or life-threatening illnesses. www.mollyolly.co.uk

Related topics: