RED ROSE AWARDS 2026 THE WINNERS


PUTTING ON A GREAT SHOW


Lancashire’s business community turned out in force for this year’s Red Rose Awards, with more than 1,000 guests in attendance.


Staged around a ‘Greatest Show’ theme, the evening combined live entertainment with the awards presentations, followed by an after- party that ran into the early hours.


Behind the scenes, a wide range of county-based suppliers supported the Lancashire Business View team in delivering the awards across production, catering, entertainment and digital.


Award-winning BBC broadcaster Graham Liver returned as host, while staging, production and AV were delivered by Asets UK.


Dinner and ‘midnight munchies’ were created by Campbell and Rowley, with MH Productions producing the on-stage entertainment. Table Art provided the décor on the tables.


Live music at the after-party came from The Ian Hooper Band, with additional activities delivered by The Fun Experts.


Video coverage was provided by Big Tank Productions, with photography by Clive Lawrence and Liz Henson.


Trophies were designed and manufactured by PDS Engineering, C&R Walne was the trophy engraver with print by Peter Scott Printers, selfie props from Merchandise4Impact and the awards website built by Bespoke Digital Agency.


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Awards 2026


Venue: Park Hall Resort and Spa


Date: Friday


October 16 2026 Entries open soon


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