The very best of Tameside business was celebrated at this year's Pride of Tameside Business Awards, with businesses, entrepreneurs and organisations from across the borough recognised for their hard work, success and achievements.
Held at Dukinfield Town Hall on Friday 9 October, the event brought together local business leaders, partners and supporters for an evening of celebration.
From inspiring start-ups and creative businesses to manufacturers, charities and long-established employers, the awards showcased the talent, innovation and ambition that make Tameside a great place to do business.
This year's winners are:
Councillor Andrew McLaren, Deputy Leader and Executive Member for Growth, Housing and Homelessness at Tameside Council, said: "These awards celebrate the people and businesses that help make Tameside a great place to live, work and do business. The standard was extremely high this year. Our finalists and winners are creating jobs, helping local people and bringing innovative ideas to the borough.”
"Congratulations to everyone who was shortlisted and to all of this year's winners."
The evening also included the Special Recognition Award and Lifelong Achievement Award. These awards recognise people who have made an outstanding contribution to business and community life.
The event was supported by GM Business Growth Hub, the principal sponsor, event décor partner Visual Architects, digital partner Brand12 and charity partner The Power of Resilience.
Category sponsors included Manchester Metrology, Casey, MADE Partnership, Bromleys Solicitors LLP, Chartrange, Bennett Staff, World Heat, Meel Group, Tameside College, Red Rock, AC Group and Fusion Padel Club.
Tameside Council would like to thank all sponsors, partners, judges, finalists and guests including charity The Power of Resilience for helping make the event a success.
The Pride of Tameside Business Awards are organised by Tameside Council's Tameside Means Business team. The awards celebrate the people and organisations helping Tameside grow and thrive across the borough.