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RED ROSE AWARDS FINALISTS By Rob Kelly
Date: 28 April 2026 Time: 08.30-11.00
Venue: Dunkenhalgh Hotel and Spa
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It’s that time of year when we come together to celebrate the achievements of successful businesses across Lancashire at the much- anticipated Red Rose Awards.
The glittering black-tie event – one of the highlights of the county’s business calendar – will see 25 winners announced on stage at the iconic Winter Gardens Blackpool.
And as part of our annual showcase of all that is great about business in Lancashire, here is an insight into some of the 2026 finalists in their own words.
Our awards honour the best of the best in Lancashire’s key sectors, from the built environment to tourism, while others recognise specific achievements, such as scaling up, and transformation.
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The Red Rose Awards continue to bloom and grow. There are three new categories this year – AI and Tech Innovation, Creative Business and Deal of the Year.
Richard Slater, publisher of Lancashire
Business View, said the calibre of the entries this year has been ‘exceptional’. He said: “Each year we hear extraordinary stories from businesses that are not only succeeding but reshaping what’s possible in Lancashire.
“Finalists have demonstrated the resilience, creativity and forward thinking spirit that defines our county’s business community.
“It reflects businesses’ commitment to excellence, its impact on the regional economy,
long-established firms, Lancashire businesses are innovating, creating quality jobs and delivering real impact for our communities.”
The Red Rose Awards also create a platform to make connections. Finalists meet their peers, form new partnerships and discover collaborators who can help accelerate growth.
Richard said: “The relationships built through this process often go far beyond the awards night and contribute to the long term
Each year we hear extraordinary stories
from businesses that are not only succeeding but reshaping what’s possible in Lancashire
and its passion for delivering real value to customers, employees and communities.
“Being selected as a finalist means your work stands out among some of the most impressive enterprises in Lancashire. From start-ups to
strength and competitiveness of Lancashire’s business landscape.”
An extended report on the Red Rose Awards will feature in the May/June edition of Lancashire Business View.
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