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12.04.2010Second year of KEiBA brings out more Kent stars
Entries to the Kent Excellence in Business Awards 2010 have closed with more businesses competing than for last year's inaugural event. This year more than 150 businesses have entered - 20% more than last year. Some firms have entered two categories, resulting in more than 200 entries ...
- 16.03.2010
Entry deadline extended to March 26th
Due to the high number of requests for extra time from entrants the KEiBA organisers have decided to extend the entry deadline by a week. All entries must now be entered by 5pm on March 26th. Kevin Lynes, KCC Cabinet Member for Regeneration and Economic Development said: "The deadline for ...
21.01.2010The Historic Dockyard, Chatham to host gala awards evening for KEiBA 2010
At the launch of the second annual Kent Excellence in Business Awards (KEiBA), it was announced that the glittering presentation gala will be held in The Historic Dockyard. Chatham More than 450 guests are expected at the county's business night of the year on July 1 in the newly-named Slip - The ...
15.01.2010Businesses turn out for KEiBA launch despite cold conditions
It was a full house for the launch of Kent Excellence in Business Awards 2010 last night . Over 120 people turned out despite the cold conditions. The event, which took place at Bradbourne House in East Malling, formally announced the second year of awards that businesses can enter to be ...
