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Daily Telegraph small business awards

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Howard Lake | 5 January 2001 | News

The Daily Telegraph is offering £20,000 in prizes to Britain’s best small businesses. There doesn’t seem to be anything excluding charities in the rules: it is open “to any businesses in the UK which employ less [sic] than 250 people.”

Three awards are on offer – best new business, best growth through technology, and best Web site. The closing date for entries is 31 January 2001.

Find out more from the Daily Telegraph.

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