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RRA26 FINALISTS
understairs.co.uk About us
Date: 28 April 2026 Time: 08.30-11.00
Venue: Dunkenhalgh Hotel and Spa
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Hear from business leaders and specialist practitioners on what is working, what is challenging, and how organisations are adopting new technologies while managing risk.
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FINALIST Professional Services Award
In association with:
Louise Payne Co-founder
Deal of the Year Award Medium Business Award Scale-up award
Rich Wallace CEO
As a family business we are the UK’s market leaders, designing, manufacturing and installing premium bespoke Understairs Furniture, transforming that unloved understairs space with beautifully crafted storage. Our ‘Process of Care’ gives five-star service levels ensuring client satisfaction.
Our achievements
Understairs by Giobella has redefined understairs furniture design. Our innovative CabriFlex system blends structural strength and precision whilst giving accessible high-quality storage, setting an innovative design benchmark in the sector, using premium melamine-faced boards with colour-matched edgings for durability and aesthetics. Our recent participation in three BBC DIY-SOS collaborations received excellent feedback from Nick Knowles (Presenter) and Gaby Blackman (Interior Designer). Our product development is raising standards in the industry, with eight door styles in more than 200 colours/finishes.
What it would mean to win
Winning this Award acknowledges the innovation behind our CabriFlex cabinetry. It rewards the hard work of the whole team and strengthens our brand; with Giobella Lancashire boasts the only dedicated Understairs furniture showroom in the World!
FINALIST Design Award
Tony Crolla Co-owner and director
About us
Harrisons (Holdings) has many years of experience and expertise in road haulage. covering the UK. Core services lie in the temperature-controlled sector, with other services including container shipping and warehousing. We run a substantial modern fleet of vehicles and are supported by dedicated and approved subcontractors to fulfil contractual commitments.
Our achievements
We provide business to business haulage solutions and continue to grow and nurture relationships with them as part of a wider family. We support local communities and charities. Harrisons is a collaborative operation with all staff members showing commitment, hard work and long service. This is primarily down to the business owners and their leadership style, which is unique, wholesome and continues to thrive right through our local communities and businesses. We have maintained our AA BRC accreditation.
What it would mean to win
It would be an amazing achievement and honour to have this award; it relates so closely to our values and operations. Having this award would help us to shout from the roof tops that we can continue to grow with the support of all that Lancashire has to offer.
FINALIST Transport and Logistics Award
Lee Harrison Business owner and director
leeharrisontransport.co.uk
JaRo About us
We started JaRo HR in 2020 because during Covid there were so many businesses making quick people decisions in fear. We knew we could support them through the uncertainty and beyond. With a human first approach, our team builds strong relationships with the businesses we support.
Our achievements
We believe we add the human back into HR. We’re proud that the majority of our clients come from current clients’ referrals and in the last 12 months we haven’t lost a single client. We focus on solutions that really work. Getting to know the businesses we support and becoming part of their team allows us to offer the commercial support they need, whilst also bringing calm, clarity and confidence. We’ve grown slowly and in a way which has meant our JaRo ethos is embedded with each new employee we bring on board. We’re not here to be the biggest HR company, we’re here to make the biggest impact.
What it would mean to win
Winning this award would be emotional. When we set out, we didn’t have a big 10 year plan, we just wanted to make a difference. By winning we would proudly demonstrate that a human first approach works. We’re incredibly proud of our team and they deserve to be recognised.
HR
jarohr.co.uk About us
LCM Environmental Services is a Lancashire-headquartered environmental and infrastructure services business operating across the UK and Ireland. We deliver testing, inspection and maintenance, specialist infrastructure solutions and industrial services to critical national infrastructure, commercial and public-sector clients, combining technical expertise with a strong focus on safety, quality and reliability.
Our achievements
Over the past year, LCM has continued to grow while strengthening the foundations of the business. We’ve invested in leadership, governance and systems to ensure growth is sustainable, not opportunistic. Our three division operating model gives customers clarity and confidence, while our people-led culture drives high standards of safety and delivery. We stand out for combining scale-up momentum with the discipline and control of a mature, well-run business.
What it would mean to win
Winning a Red Rose Award would be a proud moment for our team and a strong endorsement of the way we operate. It would recognise the commitment of our people in Lancashire and beyond, and reinforce our focus on building a resilient, long-term business.
lcmenvironmental.com
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