Lanarkshire Business Excellence Awards 2025

The Lanarkshire Business Excellence Awards are now open for applications!

This year celebrates the 30th anniversary of the Lanarkshire Awards that promote and celebrate the success and diversity of the local business community.

Hosted by North and South Lanarkshire Councils, the awards are free to enter and open to all Lanarkshire based businesses operating in all sectors. Each business can apply for up to two categories.

The closing date for all entries is 4pm on Monday 17th March.

Winners of each category will be announced at the 30th Anniversary Awards Dinner on Friday 30th May at Caledonia Gladiators Arena in East Kilbride.

Check out the full list of 2023 Winners

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    The 2025 award categories

    Lanarkshire’s Best New Business

    This award is for Lanarkshire businesses trading for less than three years (as at application closing date) with a strong trading performance over the last year, that can also demonstrate a high degree of ambition and potential for further growth in turnover, profit and employment levels.

     If your business can evidence:

    • the business concept and your start up process,
    • the actual business performance over the past year in terms of actual results to date
    • A well-researched business plan that outlines how you take advantage of market opportunities.
    • An ambitious and well-defined vision for the future outlining your forecasts for business performance including sales, profits and employment levels.

    then this award is for you.

    Please tell us why your business should win the Lanarkshire’s Best New Business award by completing the following questions.

    1. Describe the gap in the market which led to the formation of your business, how you identified the gap and researched how to get your product / service to that market. (maximum of 450 words)
    2. Describe your ambitious vision, business strategies and objectives for future growth, together with how these will be achieved and what has been achieved so far. (maximum of 450 words)
    3. Please outline your marketing strategy to attract and retain customers and how your business differentiates itself from your competition. (maximum of 450 words)
    4. Please outline any additional information that you feel would support your case for your organisation to win this award. Examples could include challenges that you experienced when setting up in business, fair working practices, accreditations received and sustainable development practices. (maximum of 400 words)
    Lanarkshire’s Best Business (0-10 employees)

    This award is open to new and established Lanarkshire based businesses, and sole traders, with up to 10 employees.

    If your business can evidence:

    • a strong performance record and team;
    • a plan for continued success;
    • how your business is different from your competitors;
    • strong relationships with customers and suppliers; and
    • an ambition to improve your business performance;

     then this award is for you.

    Please tell us why your business should win the Lanarkshire’s Best Business (0-10 employees) award by completing the following questions. 

    1. Looking at your business performance over the previous year, what makes your business a candidate for Lanarkshire’s Best Business? Describe your business performance and results to date highlighting any particular challenges. Please outline your ambition and plan to build on your success and explain how you will achieve this. Explain how you market your business and how your business is different from your competitors in the market. (maximum of 450 words)
    2. Describe your team structure, their roles and contribution to the business success. Explain how your business encourages each team member to be creative and empowered to improve performance. (maximum of 450 words)
    3. Explain how strong your relationships are with customers and suppliers and give examples of how these work well. Please highlight key relationships – local, national and international – and any new products or processes in your response. (maximum of 450 words)
    4. Outline any additional information that would also support your case for your business to win this award. Examples could include awards you have won, challenges you have overcome, fair working practices, accreditations, sustainable development practices and any other achievements or good news stories. (maximum of 400 words)
        Lanarkshire’s Best Business (11-50 employees)

        This award is open to new and established Lanarkshire based businesses with between 11 and 50 employees.

        If your business can evidence:

        • a strong performance record and team;
        • a plan for continued success;
        • how your business is different from your competitors;
        • strong relationships with customers and suppliers; and
        • an ambition to improve your business performance;

        then this award is for you.

        Please tell us why your business should win Lanarkshire’s Best Business (11-50 employees) award by completing the following questions.

        1. Looking at your business performance over the previous year, what makes your business a candidate for Lanarkshire’s Best Business? Describe your business performance and results to date highlighting any particular challenges the business has had to overcome. Please outline your ambition and plan to build on your success and explain how you will achieve this. Explain how you market your business and how your business is different from your competitors in the market. (maximum of 450 words)
        2. Looking at your team, outline what makes it Lanarkshire’s best business team. Describe your team structure and their roles and contribution to your business success.   Explain how your business encourages each team member to be creative and empowered to improve performance. (maximum of 450 words)
        3. Explain how strong your relationships are with customers and suppliers and give examples of how these work well. Please highlight key relationships – local, national and international – and any new products or processes in your response. (maximum of 450 words)
        4. Outline any additional information that would also support your case for your business to win this award. Examples could include awards you have won, challenges you have overcome, fair working practices, accreditations, sustainable development practices and any other achievements or good news stories. (maximum of 400 words)
            Lanarkshire’s Best Business (51 – employees or more)

            This award is open to new and established Lanarkshire based businesses with 51 employees or more.

            If your business can evidence:

            • a strong performance record and team;
            • a plan for continued success;
            • how your business is different from your competitors;
            • strong relationships with customers and suppliers; and
            • an ambition to improve your business performance;

            then this award is for you.

            Please tell us why your business should win Lanarkshire’s Best Business (51+ employees) award by completing the following questions.

            1. Looking at your business performance over the previous year, what makes your business a candidate for Lanarkshire’s Best Business? Describe your business performance and results to date highlighting any particular challenges the business has had to overcome. Please outline your ambition and plan to build on your success and explain how you will achieve this. Explain how you market your business and how your business is different from your competitors in the market (maximum of 450 words)
            2. Looking at your team, outline what makes it Lanarkshire’s best business team. Describe your team structure and their roles and contribution to your business success.   Explain how your business encourages each team member to be creative and empowered to improve performance. (maximum of 450 words)
            3. Explain how strong your relationships are with customers and suppliers and give examples of how these work well. Please highlight key relationships – local, national and international – and any new products or processes in your response. (maximum of 450 words)
            4. Outline any additional information that would also support your case for your business to win this award. Examples could include awards you have won, challenges you have overcome, fair working practices, accreditations, sustainable development practices and any other achievements or good news stories. (maximum of 400 words)
                Excellence in Customer Service Award

                This award is open to all businesses based in Lanarkshire that go above and beyond to offer excellence in customer service.

                If your business can evidence:

                • an outstanding commitment to customer service;
                • an ability to meet and exceed customer expectations;
                • a plan for continued success;
                • an ambition to improve your customer service;and
                • customer service is at the core of your business;

                then this award is for you.

                Please tell us why your business should win the Excellence in Customer Service  Award by completing the following questions.

                1. Please explain the current level of customer service offered by your business, how this has been exemplary over the last year and your ambition to improve upon this. Please also provide an overview of your customer service performance over the last year and give examples of how the business has adapted to ensure that customer services levels have been retained. (maximum of 450 words)
                2. Describe how your business measures and manages your online and offline customer service levels. Outline how your business deals with complaints and positive feedback, and how this has impacted on your business. Please give specific examples. (maximum of 450 words)
                3. Looking at your team, outline how it excels in customer service. Describe your team structure, their roles and contribution to your business success.   Explain how your business encourages each team member to be creative and empowered to improve performance.  Describe your staff development activity and how you keep your staff motivated to ensure continuing excellence in customer service. Provide examples of where this has been successful. (maximum of 450 words)
                4. Outline any additional information that would also support your case for your business to win this award. Examples could include awards won, challenges you have overcome, fair working practices, accreditations and sustainable development practices. (maximum of 400 words)
                    Lanarkshire Food & Drink Award

                    This award is open to all Lanarkshire based businesses that manufacture or produce food and drink products. (Restaurants are encouraged to apply for other categories such as the Customer Service Award or Best Business categories.)

                    If your business can evidence:

                    • high quality food and drink products;
                    • a contribution to local food and drink sector;
                    • an explanation of the market opportunity and financial results; and
                    • an ambition to improve your business products and performance;

                    then this award is for you.

                    Please tell us why your business should win the Lanarkshire Food and Drink Award by completing the following questions.

                    1. Looking at your business performance over the previous year, describe your business performance to date. Outline your ambition and plan to build on your success and explain how you will achieve this. (maximum of 450 words)
                    2. Outline your food and drink products and how you make sure you deliver a consistently high quality to your customers. Explain how strong your relationships are with customers and suppliers and give examples of how these work well. Please highlight key relationships – local, national and international. (maximum of 450 words)
                    3. Explain how you market your business and how your business and products are different from your competitors in your market. (maximum of 450 words)
                    4. Outline any additional information that would also support your case for your business to win the Lanarkshire Food and Drink Award. Examples could include awards you have won, challenges you have overcome, fair working practices, accreditations and sustainable development practices. (maximum of 400 words)
                        Lanarkshire’s Innovation in Business Award

                        This category is looking for innovative initiatives that bring organisations closer to future proofing their business models.

                        This category is open to all businesses that have successfully developed innovative products, technologies or services; adapted an existing one for new markets, or have developed innovative business processes, models or ways of doing business.

                        Entrants will show a high degree of creativity and dynamism and will be exploring ways to exploit their innovation to its fullest potential.

                        If your business can evidence:

                        • Creation of a new innovative product, process or service, or a new way of working or adaption of an existing development within the circular economy in the last three years.
                        • A clear written description of the development (layman’s terms as far as possible) and its background, including any details of protection obtained.
                        • Commercial relevance of the development and actual or projected commercial success, demonstrating how this initiative has helped future proof the business.

                        then this award is for you.

                        1. Describe the innovative product, process or service, adaptation of an existing or development of a new way of working developed within the last three years. (maximum of 450 words)
                        2. Provide a clear description of the development, its background, including any details of protection obtained (maximum of 450 words)
                        3. Outline the commercial relevance of the development and projected commercial success, demonstrating how this will future proof your business and also future plans or strategies for research and development in the next three years. (maximum of 450 words)
                        4. Outline any additional information that would also support your case for your business to win this award. Examples could include awards you have won, challenges you have overcome, fair working practices, accreditations, and sustainable development practices. (maximum of 400 words)
                            Lanarkshire’s Community Impact Award

                            This award is open to all Lanarkshire based businesses, and we would particularly encourage applications from social enterprises, employee-owned businesses and co-operatives, from all sectors. Making a positive impact on the local community may or may not be the business’ main purpose.

                            If your business can evidence:

                            • any initiatives demonstrating social or environmental wellbeing in your local community, and the impact they have made;
                            • a plan for continued success; and
                            • an ambition to improve your community impact;

                            then this award is for you.

                            Please tell us why your business should win the Lanarkshire Community Impact Award by completing the following questions.

                            1. Looking at your community impact activity over the previous year, what makes your business a candidate for this Award? Explain your organisation’s objectives and how your business has positively impacted the community. Give examples of social or environmental impacts to date.   (maximum of 450 words)
                            2. Please detail the project(s) that you feel have made positive societal or environmental impacts on your community and what these impacts are. Please include examples and at least one testimonial from local people who have benefited. (maximum of 450 words, excluding testimonial)
                            3. Explain how the project(s) are developed, delivered, co-ordinated and promoted. Outline your ambition and plan to build on your success and explain how you will achieve this.  (maximum of 450 words)
                            4. Outline any additional information that would also support your case for your business to win this Award. Examples could include awards won, challenges you have overcome, fair working practices, accreditations and sustainable development practices. (maximum of 400 words)
                                Lanarkshire’s Employer of the Year

                                This award is open to all Lanarkshire businesses, including social enterprises, in all sectors, which can show commitment to most, or all of the following:

                                • commitment to the continual learning and development of your staff;
                                • flexible working practices/policies;
                                • paying, or actively working towards paying the Real Living Wage in the next 12 months;
                                • employee health and wellbeing policy;
                                • taking positive action to reduce the gap in overall pay between men and women – as well as improving gender equality in the workplace;
                                • engagement with local authority employability programmes and national employability initiatives e.g. Routes to Work, Routes to Work South, Developing the Young Workforce, Foundation/Modern/Graduate Apprenticeships and the Young Persons Guarantee Scheme.

                                Please tell us why your business should win Lanarkshire’s Employer of the Year Award by completing the following questions.

                                1. Looking at your business performance over the previous year, what makes your business a candidate for this award? Provide details of how you recruit new staff, your retention rates, working environment and how your business rewards performance. Please outline your ambition and plan to build on your success and explain how you will achieve this. (maximum of 450 words)
                                2. Looking at your team, describe your staff structure and their roles. Detail your staff development activity and how you keep your staff motivated to ensure continual development. What practices did the company put in place over the last year to promote and support the mental health and wellbeing of your employees? Provide examples of where this has been successful. Explain how your business encourages each team member to be empowered to improve performance. Please include a testimonial from at least one member of staff. (max 450 words excluding testimonial)
                                3. Provide details of your commitment to equal opportunities within your organisation including the recruitment process, for example how you engage with long term unemployed or involvement with any of the latest initiatives in relation to young people gaining employment. Please detail any flexible working practices and confirm you pay the national minimum wage/any aspiration to pay the real living wage and highlight any steps that your organisation is working towards to help reduce the gender pay gap. (maximum of 450 words)
                                4. Outline any additional information that would also support your case for your business to win this award. Examples could include awards you have won, challenges you have overcome, any accreditations achieved and sustainable development practices. (maximum of 400 words)
                                Lanarkshire’s Green Business Award

                                This category is for businesses that can demonstrate they are being proactive towards establishing sustainable, carbon neutral practices that are aligned to help achieve, or are on track to realise, the Scottish Government’s net zero emissions target of 2045.

                                This category is open to all businesses, irrespective of size or industry sector, that have or are successfully innovating and pivoting to develop either technology, services, products, internal business operations or existing systems that serve to support meeting the net zero goal for the Lanarkshire region.

                                Businesses applying for this category should be able to highlight solutions that have been actively implemented, or that are currently underway, which will help drive the objective of reducing emissions of all greenhouse gases.

                                A successful entrant will be able to demonstrate that they are actively improving and adding value to their business through sustainable practices. Judges will be looking for evidence of interventions to both internal operations and with product and/or service delivery/development.

                                1. Describe the innovative product, process or service, adaptation of an existing or development of a new way of working, or new sustainable business activities undertaken to reduce your carbon footprint, including the potential size of the emissions reduction it is capable of delivering. (maximum of 450 words)
                                2. Describe how the sustainable business activities are currently maintained and supported within your business to ensure optimum impact, and your future sustainable business goals and plans to achieve them. (maximum of 450 words)
                                3. Describe how your product, technology or service compares with alternatives in the market and any challenges you have identified and overcome. (maximum of 450 words)
                                4. Describe how your sustainable business activities are measured and what impact they have had. Please consider how this has impacted beyond your own organisation, and the broader co-benefits it has achieved. (maximum of 450 words)
                                5. Why do you believe your company/organisation deserves to win the Green Business Award? (maximum of 400 words)

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                                    Entries are now closed for the 2025 awards. Thank you to all organisations that took the time to apply.

                                    All applications are currently being scored and the finalists in each category will be announced on 8th April 2025.

                                    The winners of each category will be announced at the 30th Anniversary Lanarkshire Business Awards Dinner on Friday 30th May at our exciting new venue, Caledonia Gladiators Arena in East Kilbride.

                                    2025 Awards Dinner

                                    The 2025 Lanarkshire Business Awards Dinner will take place on Friday 30th May at Caledonia Gladiators Arena, East Kilbride.

                                    Winners of each category will be announced at the prestigious black-tie event, which attracts over 400 guests.

                                    This year’s event is hosted by Jennifer Reoch and David Farrell.

                                    Jennifer Reoch
                                    Photograph of former Miss Scotland, and tv presenter Jennifer Reoch.Jennifer is a former Miss Scotland and a Law and French University graduate who began her on screen presenting career in 2014 as the co-anchor of STV Glasgow’s The Riverside Show.

                                    She is no stranger to being in front of the camera though, modelling from the age of 12 working on jobs from Berlin to New York with clients such as L’Oréal, Amanda Wakeley and Jenners.

                                    After placing 7th at Miss World her presenting career flourished working on Live Scottish Television on shows such as Live at Five, The Edinburgh Festival Show and became the face of The Scottish Children’s Lottery.

                                    Jennifer is currently on Heart Radio Breakfast Show across Scotland every weekday between 6.30am -10am – after a successful 4 years on Heart Radio Scotland Drivetime Show.

                                    David Farrell
                                    David FarrellDavid Farrell is one of Scotland’s foremost broadcasters, currently hosting Heart Scotland’s drivetime radio show every weekday from 4 – 7pm and on TV, presenting BBC Scotland’s weekly entertainment news TV show, The Edit.

                                    With an impressive back catalogue including hosting STV’s daily magazine show ‘Live At Five’, Edinburgh Festival coverage, appearances on Canadian TV and even the X Factor.

                                    David has twice been awarded the coveted Sony Radio Award for his presenting skills both on the radio and at festivals such as T in the Park as well as an RTS Scotland Award.

                                    Motherwell concert hall with dining tables set out for the awards dinner.
                                    Ticket Details

                                    Tickets include a drinks reception, three course meal and half bottle of wine per person.

                                    £95 + vat per person

                                    £900 + vat for a table of 10

                                    Tickets are now on sale.

                                    To purchase please complete the form below:

                                    If you have any queries please do not hesitate to contact the Awards Team on awards@lbea.info.

                                     

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                                      By submitting this booking form, you agree to the following terms and conditions.

                                      You will receive an email confirming your booking request and an invoice will then be sent to you for payment of tickets.

                                      Full payment must be received prior to the event before tickets will be issued. E-tickets will be sent out to the named Table Host 3 weeks prior to the event.

                                      Buyers must give notice of cancellation in writing and the following policy will apply:

                                      • 15% minimum cancellation charge.

                                      • 25% cancellation charge from 12 weeks prior to the event.

                                      • 50% cancellation charge from 8 weeks prior to the event.

                                      • 100% cancellation charge from 4 weeks prior to the event.

                                      North Lanarkshire Council & South Lanarkshire Council reserve the right to alter the arrangements or cancel the event due to unforeseen circumstances. In the case of the Councils cancelling the event, a refund will be provided.

                                      If you have any queries please do not hesitate to contact the Awards Team on awards@lbea.info


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                                      2025 Award Sponsors

                                      Principal Sponsor: Albert Bartlett

                                      Albert Bartlett logo

                                      Albert Bartlett is a progressive family brand, established in 1948 and dedicated to providing tasty, wholesome food for proper meals, developing its range to fit with today’s meal providers.

                                      The family-owned company is proudly headquartered in Airdrie, North Lanarkshire and is fiercely committed to providing a branded range of the best potatoes grown in the most responsible way. Albert Bartlett potatoes are grown across the UK from the far north of Scotland through the country to Cornwall and across to Northern Ireland and the Island of Jersey. The company has further UK sites at Boston in Lincolnshire, Worstead in Norfolk and on the island of Jersey.

                                      In addition to its fresh potatoes, Albert Bartlett has a range of frozen products, which includes Homestyle Chips, Chunky Chip and Fries. In 2018 the company opened a new chilled plant at Airdrie. The manufacturing facility is now producing Albert Bartlett branded products, including chilled chips, croquettes, mash, crispy slices and Parmentier Potatoes, as well as retailer own label products.

                                      Albert Bartlett has invested substantially in its infrastructure and in creating a brand, which has become a household name; ensuring growth and job creation in a shrinking food category and consolidating production sector. For more information about our potatoes, recipes, farmers and our ambassadors Michel Roux Jr, Restaurant Andrew Fairlie and Reece Clarke, please visit www.albertbartlett.co.uk.

                                      Lanarkshire’s Best New Business sponsored by Business Gateway

                                      Business Gateway Lanarkshire logo

                                      Fully funded 1-2-1 support for your Lanarkshire-based business

                                      Business Gateway Lanarkshire provides fully funded one-to-one business support. The team of experienced Business Advisers provide practical advice and guidance to:

                                      • Individuals looking to become self-employed / start a business
                                      • New businesses navigating the early stages of trading
                                      • Established companies looking to grow, develop or adapt

                                      Focused on your business needs, Business Gateway Lanarkshire offer:

                                      • One-to-one adviser support
                                      • Access to funding (subject to availability)
                                      • Access to expert consultants
                                      • 1-hour specialist business surgeries
                                      • In-person & online workshops
                                      • Research information – including market reports, competitor lists and more
                                      • Networking events
                                      • Signposting to the wider business support network

                                      To find out how the support can benefit your business, contact the team to schedule an appointment. An experienced Business Adviser will work with you to address challenges and achieve your objectives.

                                      Arrange a 1-2-1 appointment with a Business Adviser.
                                      Call – 01698 520775
                                      Email – lanarkshire@bgateway.com

                                      More info can be found here: http://www.bgateway.com/lanarkshire

                                      Lanarkshire’s Best Business (0-10 employees) sponsored by Clyde Gateway

                                      Red Tree Business Suites, brought to you by Clyde Gateway, provides beautifully designed, contemporary workspaces where people and businesses, from start-ups to established companies, can come together, flourish and grow. Red Tree offers a range of highly flexible, cost-effective options including dedicated suites, premium desk rental and meeting & events space.

                                      Clyde Gateway is Scotland’s largest and most ambitious regeneration programme which exists to drive inward investment and improvement for the people and communities across the east end of Glasgow and South Lanarkshire. They are working to bring real economic and social transformation to the area by tackling inequalities, creating jobs and opportunities, and ultimately improving the lives of those who live in the area.

                                      Clyde Gateway is playing it’s part in Scotland’s drive to Net Zero by working to decarbonise travel and energy for homes and businesses and address the priorities of local people. It provides a model for place-based green regeneration, where people can live and work in a low carbon and resilient community.

                                      https://www.redtreebusinesssuites.com
                                      https://www.clydegateway.com

                                      Lanarkshire’s Best Business Award (11 - 50 employees) sponsored by UKSE

                                      UKSE logoOur focus, at UKSE, is on helping businesses in Lanarkshire and other steel areas across the UK, with investments, loans and premises. We’ve been doing that since 1975.

                                      We’ve invested over £29m in Scottish businesses and these investments have helped 1,550 firms create over 18,000 jobs.

                                      At our Grovewood Business Centre in Lanarkshire, we offer flexible workspace on easy-in, easy-out terms.

                                      Our support helps businesses take on people and boost local economies. Whenever we see companies grow and people prosper, it reminds us that it’s all been worth it.

                                      And we’ve given over £10m to community projects across the UK. We care about steel areas, so we help others who care for them too. We’re proud of what we achieve together.

                                      Scott Webb, Area Manager of UKSE said: “Our dedication to helping businesses succeed is showcased in our ongoing support of these awards. The Lanarkshire Business Excellence Awards gives local businesses an opportunity to be recognised and celebrated and this fits perfectly with our aims. UKSE is delighted to sponsor the award for Best Business (11-50 employees).

                                      www.ukse.co.uk

                                      Lanarkshire’s Best Business 51+ employees sponsored by hub South West

                                      At Hub South West, we are recognised as the development partner of choice across the south west of Scotland. Our partnerships excel in the cost-efficient design and construction of community infrastructure within Lanarkshire, Ayrshire, and Dumfries & Galloway. By bringing together local supply chains, public sector bodies, and private companies, we deliver innovative, sustainable, and cost-effective solutions for various sectors, including education, health, housing, and leisure.

                                      Our commitment to maximising local investment and creating improved community services drives growth in the local economy. We take pride in our ability to foster strong relationships with local companies through our Supplier Network, ensuring that the benefits of our projects are felt throughout the community. This collaborative approach not only enhances the quality of our projects but also supports the local economy by providing opportunities for local businesses and suppliers. In addition to our focus on infrastructure, we are dedicated to nurturing the next generation of built environment professionals. Our nationally accredited Skills Academy offers training and development opportunities, equipping individuals with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in the industry. By investing in education and professional development, we ensure that our projects are delivered to the highest standards while also contributing to the long-term growth and sustainability of the sector.

                                       

                                      At Hub South West, we are passionate about making a positive impact on the communities we serve. Our bespoke and collaborative approach to development ensures that we not only meet the needs of today but also build a foundation for a brighter, more sustainable future. Whether it’s through our cutting-edge infrastructure projects, our support for local businesses, or our commitment to education and professional development, we are dedicated to creating lasting value for Lanarkshire and across the South West of Scotland.

                                       www.hubsouthwestscotland.co.uk

                                      Lanarkshire Employer of the Year Award sponsored by North Lanarkshire’s Working & South Lanarkshire Works

                                      North Lanarkshire's Working logo

                                      Are you looking to grow your business and boost your local profile?

                                      North Lanarkshire’s Working provides a full free recruitment service, including advertising, shortlisting, arranging interviews and in work aftercare.

                                      Fill your vacancy with the right candidate and receive funding to help take them on, with financial support available towards the cost of wages.

                                      Gain recognition for being a good employer, who does business responsibly and raise your local profile by becoming an accredited member of the NL employer charter.

                                      Visit: www.northlanarkshiresworking.co.uk for further information on both schemes.

                                       

                                      South Lanarkshire Works is South Lanarkshire Council’s employability service and provides a range of keyworker-based employability programmes to support people experiencing barriers to employment to progress to sustainable employment.

                                      South Lanarkshire Works engage with  local businesses to connect with recruitment and support and can support employers through work placements, sector-based training and recruitment support.

                                      employability@southlanarkshire.gov.uk

                                      Excellence in Customer Service Award - sponsorship still available

                                      For details of the sponsorship packages please contact awards@lbea.info

                                      Lanarkshire Food & Drink Award sponsored by DYW Lanarkshire & East Dunbartonshire

                                      Lanarkshire Innovation in Business Award sponsored by Commsworld

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                                      Lanarkshire Community Impact Award sponsored by Mears

                                      Mears is the principal contractor for housing maintenance services for North Lanarkshire Council.

                                      • Housing Repairs – we offer accredited responsive repairs, void property, planned repair work and housing maintenance services for social housing.
                                      • Public Buildings – we look after the maintenance and repairs within a range of public buildings, including schools, leisure centres, libraries and community centres.  We work closely with our client to ensure works are carried out sensitively and with minimum disruption.
                                      • Capital Investment Projects – we work in partnership with our client t deliver longer-term regeneration programmes to increase and improve their housing stock with investments in kitchens and bathrooms.
                                      • Gas and Compliance – with our key contractor Saltire, we provide a top-rated, 3-star gas service and repair solution across North Lan.
                                      • Healthy Planet – achieving net zero carbon across our operations by 2030, raising environmental standards and being the lead partner to support decarbonisation of our nation’s housing stock.
                                      • Improving Lives – helping those who need it in the communities we serve, engaging our supply chain and treating everyone fairly and equally.
                                      • Good Governance – creating value through great partnerships, sustainable procurement and innovation.

                                      Lanarkshire Green Business Award - sponsorship still available

                                      For details of the sponsorship packages please contact awards@lbea.info

                                      Albert Bartlett logo
                                      Business Gateway Lanarkshire logo
                                      UKSE logo
                                      North Lanarkshire's Working logo
                                      South Lanarkshire Council
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