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Published Date:
11 November 2008
THE atmosphere was buzzing at this year's Courier Business Awards.
Businesses from across Calderdale packed the banqueting hall at Berties as they waited to hear who would be announced as this year's winners.

It was a chance to honour the individuals and companies who have made their mark on the local, national and international markets.

The awards were held for the first time last year and were fixed as an annual event following its huge success.

Guest speaker was Julie Kirkbride, Halifax-born MP and former business journalist, who told guests: "You deserve this. You are the lifeblood of this area."

Bernadette Gledhill, of the Louise Morton model agency, hosted the evening.

The raffle on the night raised £1,654 for the Mayor of Calderdale's chosen charity, the Forget-Me-Not Trust.

Reports and vidoes
  • 'You are the life blood for this area': Guest speaker Julie pays tribute to Calderdale's business community

  • Business person of the year: Success brings top accolade for Graham

  • Business of the year: A model of economic regeneration

  • Lifetime achievement: A lifetime of work celebrated

  • Small to medium-sized business: New initiatives the key to victory

  • Young business person: Vision and outlook impresses judges

  • New business: Outstanding year honoured

  • International business: Impressive ambassador for Calderdale

  • Entrepreneur of the year: Unique idea proves inspirational

  • Innovator of the year: Re-branding invigorates company performance

  • Manufacturing award: Key role in the local economy


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    • Last Updated: 11 November 2008 9:43 AM
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    • Location: Halifax
     
     

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