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Whose name will be on the trophy?

Published: 10:31 AM October 23, 2008
Updated: 3:20 AM February 23, 2021

JUDGING of more than 30 finalists in 11 categories of The Hunts Post Huntingdonshire Business Awards 2008 is now taking place across the district ahead of the gala awards evening in St Ives on Friday November 7, when the winners will be announced. One of

JUDGING of more than 30 finalists in 11 categories of The Hunts Post Huntingdonshire Business Awards 2008 is now taking place across the district ahead of the gala awards evening in St Ives on Friday November 7, when the winners will be announced.

One of the companies victorious in the nine corporate categories will become the overall Business of the Year. Here we look briefly at those in contention.

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