South Cheshire entrepreneurs could be entering into the Dabbers Den in a bid to scoop a top £5,000 business prize.
Organisers of the annual competition are once more on the look out for new businesses or a great business idea that could be presented to the Dabbers Judges.
A Nantwich businesswoman who runs The Fashion Haus has been named winner of this year’s Dabbers Den business competition.
Eliza Burgis is the founder and driving force behind the online women’s fashion company.
Business entrepreneurs in Nantwich can compete for a £5,000 cash prize in the latest Dabbers Den competition.
Organisers are on the look out for new business ideas that could wow the Dabbers Den judges.
A mother-of-three from Wybunbury has gained national recognition for her hand-crafted journals designed to capture life’s special memories.
Emily Carter struck on the idea while planning her wedding in 2012.
The Dabbers’ Den competition returns to Nantwich for its fifth year – and is bigger than ever.
The competition, open for entry until October 28, gives entrepreneurs with a new business or business idea the chance to bid for a top prize worth £10,000.
A business which aids dementia sufferers has scooped first prize in this year’s Dabbers Den competition in Nantwich.
Jonny Morris and his company Nudgu helps sufferers to remember vital appointments and when to take medication.
There are only days left for Nantwich entrepreneurs to enter the 2015 Dabbers Den competition.
The closing date for entries for this year’s competition is October 31.
Entrepreneurs in Nantwich will be entering the Dabbers’ Den again as the business competition returns for a fourth year.
And this time it is bigger than ever, with the best new business or business idea in line to win a top prize worth a whopping £10,000.
Two mums from Wybunbury have scooped first prize in the latestn Dabbers Den competition to find great businesses in Nantwich. Tracey Cooke and Gill Fox were crowned champions for their new and thriving enterprise, KidzKitchen.
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