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A decade of success was celebrated at Warrington Business Awards.
In its 10th year, dozens of businesses came to the Park Royal Hotel in Stretton for the annual event.
Among the big winners were Martin Dawes Systems, named business of the decade and storage retailer BiG Storage, which took home the business of the year prize.
The winners not only walk away with prizes, but more importantly the honour of winning such a prestigious award.
Meanwhile one of snooker’s most recognisable stars took a break from the sport to talk at this year’s Warrington Business Awards.
Dennis Taylor – known as much for his over-sized glasses as his cue action – entertained guests at the ceremony.

There are pictures from the evening in our Business Awards Gallery which are also available to purchase

WARRINGTON BUSINESS AWARDS 2009
WINNERS AND HIGHLY COMMENDED

  • Business person of the Year Rob Crossland - Parasol

  • Highly commended Ruth Yates – Corks Out

  • Start up Business of the Year CPW Executive Coaching

  • Highly commended Daniel Anderson

  • Investing in Warrington Window Dreams

  • Customer Care Park Royal Hotel

  • Social Responsibility & Environment Croft Engineering Services

  • Training and Development Belfry Group Limited

  • Retailer of the Year Corks Out

  • Business of the Year Big Storage

  • Highly commended Redelec Limited

  • Business of the Decade Martin Dawes Systems

  • Highly Commended Bents Garden Centre

  • Visitors Choice Award Walton Lea Project


  • NWDA


    Main Partners, Warrington Borough Council

    Social Responsibility and Environment Award, sponsored by O2

    Retailer of the Year, sponsored by Golden Square

    Business of the Year, sponsored by CWEA


    Visit Cheshire & Chester



    Forshaws Davies Ridgway


    Warrington Business School


    Business of the Year, sponsored by Birchwood Park

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