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Business Person of the Year

8:10am Thursday 17th February 2011

Innovation and a determination to drive his business forward are perhaps two of the key reasons why Steve Liquorish is Oxfordshire Business Person of the Year.

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Entries to the 2011 Oxfordshire Business Awards are flooding in and look set to exceed last year’s record number. As the closing date of February 25 looms, a delighted awards chairman Paul Lowe says the number is currently about 20 per cent up on last year with a rush of applications expected in the last days.

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Remote-handling experts

8:20am Thursday 20th January 2011

If your idea of a remote-handling engineer is Homer Simpson standing outside a leaded-glass window with his arms shoved into rubber gloves, juggling rods of plutonium, then think again.

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2011 Oxfordshire Business Awards launch

8:30am Thursday 16th December 2010

Champagne corks popped again for the winners of the Oxfordshire Business Awards as they gathered to celebrate their achievements once more and help launch the 2011 competition.

Palace joins awards sponsors

8:20am Thursday 18th November 2010

Organisers of the Oxfordshire Business Awards have been given a major boost after Blenheim Palace agreed to become a sponsor.

Palace boss so proud of his team

10:44am Monday 21st June 2010

The boss of the new Oxfordshire Business of the Year put its success down to the the achievements of his staff.

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Business Awards shortlist

11:30am Wednesday 12th May 2010

Oxfordshire Waste Partnership Sustainability Award The Big Bang, Oxford Abbott Diabetes Care, Witney Blenheim Palace, Woodstock Oxford Brookes University Business School Innovation Award DFX, Witney Bunnyfoot, Harwell Stewart Milne Timber, Witney The Heart FM Creative Award Torpedo Group, Cassington Inchmere Design, Banbury Studio 8, Kidlington Four Pillars Hotels Tourism, Hospitality and Leisure Award West Oxfordshire District Council Witney Lakes Resort, Witney Blenheim Palace, Woodstock Ice Energy Green Property and Construction Hallidays Developments, Wallingford Cottsway Housing, Witney Owlsworth, Henley Business Link New Business Award The Meat Joint, Deddington Borro.com, Summertown Real Time Health, Oxford The Blue by Darbys Small Business Award Key Agent, Botley Cotswold Fayre, Henley Oxford Technologies, Abingdon NatWest Bank Large Business Award STL Communications, Witney Tibbetts Group, Banbury Leadbitter, Abingdon The Oxford Times Charity and Community Award Helen & Douglas House hospice, Oxford Oxford CityFootball Club, Oxford Oxford Preservation Trust, Oxford Champion Recruitment Customer and Staff Care Award Wrap, Banbury Fired Earth, Deddington Maylarch Environmental, Eynsham Shaw Gibbs Young Business Person of the Year Neil Mcmanus, GHM Communications, Cassington David Watt, Corporate Innovations, Adderbury Jonathan Tibbetts, Tibbetts Group, Banbury Bottle Business Person of the Year Award Kelvin Thomas, Oxford United Peter Mullin, Leaseguard, Dorchester Steve Liquorish, CMS Industries, Grove

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Shortlist announced

11:29am Wednesday 12th May 2010

ORGANISERS of the Oxfordshire business awards have paid tribute to the “exceptional” companies and individuals who have been shortlisted in this year’s competition.

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Polythene broker

10:50am Thursday 15th April 2010

The winner of the Young Business Person of the Year in the Oxfordshire Business Awards has landed another major prize. James Woollard, founder and managing director of Britain’s largest polythene broker, Polythene UK of Witney, has now carried off the Institute of Directors’ (IoD) accolade for the New Business Director in the London and South East Director of the Year Awards.

Record number of entries

1:37pm Thursday 18th March 2010

o Organisers of the 2010 Oxfordshire Business Awards are celebrating another record with 173 entries — ten per cent up on last year, and almost 50 per cent ahead of the 2007 figure.