FSB 2018 Wales Family Business of the Year Finalists

2018 got off to a fabulous start here at LCEU HQ with the news that we had been shortlisted for the Wales FSB Celebrating Small Business Awards in the Family Business of the Year category.

The awards showcase the best small businesses from the length and breadth of the country, offering national recognition and expert small business judges have selected category winners in 12 areas across the UK.

The FSB Celebrating Small Business Awards promote and recognise innovation, enterprise and accomplishment amongst the UK’s 5.5 million-strong small business and the self-employed sector. All businesses also have the chance of being recognised as the UK’s best of the best at the FSB Celebrating Small Business Awards national finals ceremony which will be held later in the year.

Our CEO Frank Snr and Senior Director Angeline will attend the glittering award ceremony which will be held in Cardiff at the beginning of February. Being shortlisted is a huge achievement and we wish them every success.

 

 

The Lawson Family – Wales FSB Family Business of the Year finalists 2018

 

Queen of our Hearts

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Many of us will have woken up to wonderful surprises over the Christmas and New Year break but few of us can have woken up to a surprise that made us whoop with joy and utter the words “How very well deserved and how long overdue”.

These are the sentiments we at Lawsons felt when we woke to the news that our Senior Director, Angeline Lawson, had been awarded the British Empire Medal in the Queen’s New Year Honours List.
Those who know Angeline know that she devotes her time and energy not only to Lawson Civil Engineering & Utilities Ltd but to a myriad of other causes and that she fulfils so many roles in our community that she leaves most of us breathless wondering how she manages to fit it all in. Those who don’t know Angeline would be unaware of her superwoman qualities as she carries out all that she does in an unassuming way, never drawing attention to herself and always paying tribute to the teams who work with her.

That is why it is so wonderful that she has been awarded this medal as it is to recognise all that she has done for children, the judiciary and the community in Denbighshire.It a chance for all of us to congratulate her on everything she has done and continues to do.

Angeline, you deserve this and we are so very proud of you.

Angeline’s story also makes front page news in this week’s Denbighshire Free Press.

Free Press

or to read her story online, highlight the link below, right click and go to

http://www.denbighshirefreepress.co.uk/news/15803150.Angeline_Lawson_recognised_on_Queen__39_s_Honours_List/