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Winning entries for the Better Business for All Awards 2016

Winners have contributed to business growth as part of the Better Business for All programme

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The winners of the Better Business for All (BBfA) Awards 2016 were announced at the BBfA Shared Learning Day (8 March 2016).

The winning entries have demonstrated success in bringing together business and regulators to change how local regulation is delivered and received. The winners showcase good practice across the four award categories: partnership, individual ambassador, innovation and special contribution.

Details of the winning and shortlisted entries are included in the attached document.

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Winning organisations and individuals

Partnership Award

  • Cornwall
  • Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire (Runner-up)

Individual Ambassador Award

  • Tim Milsom, Devon and Somerset
  • Jane Heeley, Kent and Medway (Runner-up)

Innovation Award

  • Worcestershire Regulatory Services
  • Hertfordshire (Runner-up)

Special Contribution Award

  • Maxine Aldred (Development Manager at Federation of Small Businesses)

The judges chose to award the following commendations:

  • Leading the Way Award – Leicester & Leicestershire
  • Ones to Watch – Surrey and Kent & Medway

Updates to this page

Published 14 March 2016