Farmer a finalist for latest national business award

Editorial Department • Published 15 Sep 2011 13:00 0 Comments

A rural business which solved a problem for farmers and landowners has been named one of the top 100 companies in the United Kingdom.

Allingham Quadcrates supplies innovative quad and ATV accessories and was designed by farmer, William Allingham from Garrison.

Now Smarta.com and O2 have named the product as one of the most dynamic in a new competition.

Voting for the £10,000 O2 Smarta 100 Business of the Year is now underway with Deborah Meaden of Dragons' Den lauding the brilliant businesses run by people who deserve their recognition and support..

Commenting on their inclusion in the Smarta 100, Allingham QUADCRATE Ltd's Director, William Allingham said: "Its great to get involved in these sort of competitions as it helps build your profile and meet people in the same position as myself and other established entrepreneurs like Debra Meaden who can relate to the difficult challenges I have faced in setting up my own business."

Voting for the overall O2 Smarta 100 Business of the Year is now live.

Click on the website; www.smarta.com/smarta100 and follow the directions to cast your vote.

The winner will be presented with their £10,000 prize - courtesy of O2 - at The Smarta 100 Awards final on Wednesday next, September 21 in London.

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This article appeared in Impartial Reporter 15 Sep 11

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