Gus Robinson Delevopments were the 2019 champions and the trophy was received by Steve Bell and Jeanette Henderson from Hartlepool Council Leader Christopher Akers Belcher (right) and Kevin Byrne (left) of Seymour Civil Engineering.Gus Robinson Delevopments were the 2019 champions and the trophy was received by Steve Bell and Jeanette Henderson from Hartlepool Council Leader Christopher Akers Belcher (right) and Kevin Byrne (left) of Seymour Civil Engineering.
Gus Robinson Delevopments were the 2019 champions and the trophy was received by Steve Bell and Jeanette Henderson from Hartlepool Council Leader Christopher Akers Belcher (right) and Kevin Byrne (left) of Seymour Civil Engineering.

They were chosen as the best businesses in Hartlepool - but will your firm be next?

Meet the firms which have lifted one of the biggest business titles in town over the years.
By Chris Cordner
Published 5th Feb 2020, 11:45 BST
Updated 5th Feb 2020, 23:13 BST

We have compiled a photo selection of the companies which have been chosen as the Hartlepool Business of the Year since 2011.

And now that the search is on for this year’s champion, your firm could be in the frame to become the next winner.

Take a look at the line-up of Hartlepool’s elite.

And to find out how you could follow in their footsteps, visit www.hartlepoolbusinessforum.co.uk.

What a year 2018 was for Seymour Civil Engineering which became the Hartlepool Business of the Year. The firm celebrated its 40th anniversary that year with significant business development and flagship projects secured.

1. Seymour Civil Engineering.

What a year 2018 was for Seymour Civil Engineering which became the Hartlepool Business of the Year. The firm celebrated its 40th anniversary that year with significant business development and flagship projects secured. Photo: Kevin Brady

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This go-ahead firm celebrated three wins at the 2017 Hartlepool Business Awards - the trophies for the Service sector, Most Promising Business and Overall Business of the Year. All that came in a year when the firm had grown to a workforce of 144 from six staff just two years earlier.

2. Utility Alliance

This go-ahead firm celebrated three wins at the 2017 Hartlepool Business Awards - the trophies for the Service sector, Most Promising Business and Overall Business of the Year. All that came in a year when the firm had grown to a workforce of 144 from six staff just two years earlier. Photo: Kevin Brady

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A double win for JDR Cables in 2016 when it won the Manufacturer of the Year and Business of the Year titles. The award came at a time when the firm enjoyed phenomenal growth since it first opened in Hartlepool in 2008, expanding from 97,000 sq ft of warehouse space to more than 280,000 sq ft.

3. JDR Cables

A double win for JDR Cables in 2016 when it won the Manufacturer of the Year and Business of the Year titles. The award came at a time when the firm enjoyed phenomenal growth since it first opened in Hartlepool in 2008, expanding from 97,000 sq ft of warehouse space to more than 280,000 sq ft. Photo: Kevin Brady

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Deepdale Solutions, which marked its 21st year in business in 2015, lifted the trophy as the Hartlepool Business of the Year. The business, with staff of more than 60 people working in design, manufacturing and installation for the construction industry, first won the title in 2006.

4. Deepdale Solutions

Deepdale Solutions, which marked its 21st year in business in 2015, lifted the trophy as the Hartlepool Business of the Year. The business, with staff of more than 60 people working in design, manufacturing and installation for the construction industry, first won the title in 2006. Photo: Kevin Brady

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